How could Moshe present a compelling case for the Jewish people to choose a life of spirituality over physical pleasure, if Moshe himself never experiences the pleasures of this world? If he has only seen one side of the coin how can he tell us which side is better?!

How can one swim upstream by following the way of the Torah when most people around us are living lifestyles that contradict the way of Hashem?

Why does the fact that we are children of Hashem require us to respect the sanctity of our bodies and avoid harming ourselves? 

In a world full of disputes in Jewish law and differences of custom in Jewish practice, how can we maintain unity between all Jews in our service of Hashem? Is it possible to have one accepted system of establishing Halacha, when there is thousands of years of different practices and conflicting traditions? Can the Jewish people truly be "one nation under God?"

All this and more in this week's TorahTalk Parsha Podcast!

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