Torah Umadda
Dr. Lamm has written a thoughtful and often incisive discussion of a major issues confronting and frequently dividing contemporary Orthodox Jewry. Its subject is a perennial concern of religious philosophy, but its significance has been greatly enhanced by modern secularization and varied Jewish responses to it. --Aharon Lichtenstein, Rosh Yeshiva, Yeshivat Har EtzionA remarkably spirited, passionately advocatory book which draws upon an exceedingly rich array of traditional Jewish sources and modern thought. --Rabbi Yitzhak Twersky,zl, Harvard UniversityRabbi Lamm is a fine scholar and an impassioned advocate. He has written much and he has written beautifully. But this work is more than just another book. It is the most complete statement he has yet attempted of his philosophy of Judaism. --Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth