How does one study Torah as asked to by a Rabbi?

Asking these types of questions may rarely lead to a definitive resolution, but will certainly contribute to a deeper understanding of the texts at hand and of one's companions in study. Ultimately, it is the process of study, with its emphasis on questions and dialogue, which distinguishes talmud Torah from other forms of study. read more

In my experience, and that of millions of Jews throughout the ages, Torah study is the single most satisfying endeavor that a Jew can undertake. Torah reveals to us "the mind of God," and contains the deepest secrets of the universe. So I join your cousin in urging you: Join a Torah study class and get yourself some of this awesome pleasure. read more

I wonder about how the Orthodox view the fluidity of the Torah and the teachings of the past. Clearly there are aspects of the Torah that have been outdated since it was written, such as stoning etc. read more