Faith Without Halacha? Jewish Practice in the Modern World

What does it mean to be a person of faith in Judaism, especially if you're not fully observant of Jewish law? Mijal and Noam tackle the question: Does spirituality require halacha (Jewish law)? From the idea of halacha as an evolving moral system, to the belief that it's a divine command, Mijal and Noam challenge assumptions about faith, practice, obligation, and freedom.They also explore the role of ritual and intellectual approach of a wide range of rabbis and thinkers.

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