Two rabbis from opposite ends of the Jewish political and religious spectrum debate a variety of trenchant issues, from the existence of God to the state of Israel, beginning from a place of mutual respect and admiration.

Two prominent rabbis--one, an Orthodox, Talmudic scholar; the other, an advocate for religious pluralism--engage in a thought-provoking, impassioned dialogue and debate on the ideological and contemporary issues that polarize these two sides of the Jewish faith, discussing their diverse interpretations and practice of Jewish law. 15,000 first printing.