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This is one of my favorite topics.

I don't speak on it all the time because not everybody

asks for it. But I, as I said on the radio promos, I really am one of the handful of people,

I think, who could do the topic justice. On a number of accounts, one, I am deeply involved with both Christians

and Jews and have been for decades. And that's not true for many people. Secondly, I like them

both. And I have tremendous respect for both.

And there is a very interesting statement that I learned from Judaism as a child in Orthodox world.

I haven't been Orthodox since my teenage years, but I thank God that I was raised in a tremendous immersion in the tradition and learned the sources as well as I did.

But there's a very famous statement in Hebrew. I'll just give it in English.

And that is, wisdom of the nations you should believe, the Torah of the nations

don't believe. In other words, a Jew should learn from every other group. You don't take

their theology, because if you take their theology, you cease being Jewish. But beyond the theology,

you have to learn from everybody.

The idea that only my group or only my religious group has wisdom is absurd.

That's the antithesis of wisdom.

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