 Says:  First of all, the Torah is a legal work. The very word "Torah" comes from the same shorush as "horaah". Keep the laws and get over it! It doesn't matter if it was written by Moshe Rabbeinu or Moshe Rabbinowitz! The laws are what bind us as a people. Laws are the backbone of any society, and if you can understand the deeper meaning of all of the Mitzvos, then you will understand more and more about the world as you live. The Talmud is a legal text as well. If you find an opinion that has no bearing on Halacha, then it's something to understand in your spare time when you want to do some thinking or if you want to better understand the mindset and environment of people 0,000 years ago.That is all that there is. Just like the Rambam writes in the Hakdamah of the Yad, "This book and a Chumash are all that you need". Keep the laws and get to the rest as you're ready to take it, with whatever hashkafah you want to have, but just keep the laws. 