Collections: Rabbi Weinberger: Mashpia

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A person's worldview is an evolving process that requires toil and struggle from the person. No book or class can provide that worldview. The depth of arrogance is when a person's default setting is that he or she knows everything. A person who thinks that he is without fault or lack of knowledge is experiencing a superficial worldview, not a true expression of themselves. The beginning of building a worldview is when a person realizes that he is lacking, especially in the face of God. Not knowing is the beginning of knowing. Faith in God always requires toil and prayer to build a strong faith. By humbling ourselves before God, realizing that we are in debt to Him, our true pride shines forth.