Tamar Frankiel

Many people assumed that it must be difficult for me to believe in G-d or to practice one religion exclusively. They thought studying and teaching comparative religion promotes a relativistic morality wherein all beliefs and practices are equal

Do we? Does G-d? No and yes. We may find, however, when we begin to reveal ourselves more deeply, that a new "companion" is sitting next to us at one of those unending committee meetings

Should we listen to our inner voice, trust and follow our intiutive knowledge?

Is it true that G-d in Jewish teachings is patriarchal--that is, thoroughly imbued with male characteristics and values?