Refusing Randomness: Rachel Goldberg-Polin and Behar-Bechukotai
Shabbat friendly printable PDF at the bottom of the page "This was not punishment. And it was not a mistake." "You don't have to like it. I hate that Hersh is not here…" I haven't stopped thinking about Rachel Goldberg-Polin's words. They are so human. And they are also, quietly, theologically profound. She is saying that suffering is not punishment. That tragedy is not goodness in disguise. That not every terrible thing has a hidden reason waiting to be uncovered. And yet —






























