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The Eternal Conversation By Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
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The study aims to develop a more robust and wide-ranging understanding of the different ways and reasons people leave Orthodoxy.
What the study reveals about relationships with religious figures
. . . the experience of leaving [the community] is not binary. Very often, connections remain that are real, important and personal and shape people’s lives.
