Issues of the Hour
Moshe Zvi Neriah
1939
Lecture at the National Council of Bnei Akiva, Sukkot, 1939
This period of time is marked by four phenomena. Three of them concern everyone, and one concerns religious youth specifically.
1. Despair and powerlessness; 2. Loss of faith in the value of the modest enterprise; 3. Extreme egotistical aspirations; 4. Wayward religious thinking and…
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