Maimonides, the great Jewish philosopher, pointed out that originally man was so created that the desire to perform G-d's mitzvos was a basic drive in his nature, just as the craving for food, drink and sleep however this became no longer clear to him. Though religious faith and practice are vitally essential to a Jew and to his attainment of a satisfying life, he does not always feel this. To satisfy his basic religious needs he requires a special...
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