Community, Covenant And Commitment: Selected Letters And Communications (MeOtzar HoRav, 4)

American talmudist and Jewish thinker Rabbi Solveitchik (1903-93), or the Rav as he is widely known, used Jewish thought and law to interpret and assess modern experience. While earlier volumes in the series have portrayed him as a teacher, philosopher, and theologian, the 72 letters here reveal his role as an adviser and guide who impacted individuals that he taught and counseled and influenced institutions and committees that he led.