Jews are kind of notorious for not liking to talk about God. I don’t mean rabbis and cantors – we have to be comfortable with God, or at least comfortable talking about God. But the average “Jew in the pew” normally prefers to talk about almost anything else. And of course the Jews not in the pews – in New England we call them “the Jews in woods” – have often either found a connection to the Divine through some non-Jewish spiritual practice (Yoga, Buddhism, almost any kind of