I Learned From My Adventist

In My Right-wing Politics Of The Time, I Held That Unemployment Was Usually The Fault Of The Unemployed.

I Did Not Want To Reject Religion As Nonsense Because Life Seemed To Have No Ultimate Purpose Without It, And Most Of The Good People I Knew Were Christians.

I've Often Thought That My Lack Of Intimacy With Those Around Me Is The Fault Of Those Around Me.

Judaism Is Much More Communal, And Partly As A Consequence Of My Religious Switch, I Am Increasingly More Suspicous Of My Previous View That What People Do In The Privacy Of Their Own Home Is Their Business Alone.

Whether You Do A Play In Front Of 100 People Or A Movie That One Billion People See, You're Still Affecting People.