The Center For Jewish Thought
A thought from Kotzk:[1]
The Medrash (Bamidbar Rabba, 21) states that “just as their facial features are dissimilar, so too are their opinions diverse.”
Just as a person is capable of tolerating a person with different features than his own, so too must he accept a person with different opinions than his own.
[1] Emet Mkotzk Tizmach, Pg. 130.
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