Thursday Nights Questions & Answers with Rabbi Avigdor Miller Volume 2 compiled by Bezalel Miller Product Description For thirty years, every Thursday evening at 8:30, Rabbi Avigdor Miller zt'l would deliver a lecture to the public on Jewish ideology, on an enormous gamut of subjects spanning Torah and Tanach, history, learning to live successfully, understanding the physical world, the World to Come, personal growth, and the ways of Hashem. The lectures were initially hosted by gracious mosdos, and beginning in 1975, when the Rav's kehillah moved to Flatbush, were conducted in Rabbi Miller's own Bais Yisroel Torah Center on Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn. Many have remarked that after attending or listening to recordings of only perhaps ten or fifteen lectures, their perspective on life was forever changed. These remarks are attributed not only to baalei teshuva, but more frequently to frum men and women whose eyes were opened for the first time in their lives. At the end of each lecture, questions were usually first accepted on the subject. Next, Rabbi Miller would, incredibly, accept questions on any subject. Excluded only were specific points of halacha. Few rabbis of stature have been so bold. But the Rav had so great a command and understanding of the great truths, and the need to share that understanding with those who anxiously wanted to know was so compelling, that he was willing to make this offer. Questions were accepted from the floor, or, if you wished, you could anonymously write your question on a slip of paper and pass it up to the front. This option was also available to ladies seated in the Ezras Noshim.