If I’m Wrong, God Will Forgive Me — Faith, Loss, and the Legacy We Leave

Bob opens his heart about the mystery of love, the depth of grief, and the enduring hope for life after death. From his 70-year marriage and the pain of losing his wife to reflections on prayer, belief, and the Jewish experience, Bob shares raw truths that many are too afraid to say out loud. Judah and Bob explore what it means to live with questions, not answers—and why that might be the most faithful act of all.In this powerful and heartfelt conversation, Bob reflects on love that lasts a lifetime, the sharp grief of loss, and the search for spiritual meaning in the face of mortality. Judah and Bob wrestle with big questions—What happens after we die? How does love evolve over decades? What does it mean to live a Jewish life if you’re unsure what you believe?As Bob says, “If I’m wrong, God will forgive me. If I’m right, look at all the time I saved.” With honesty, humor, and vulnerability, he shares memories of his beloved wife, the friendships that shaped his later years, and his evolving relationship with prayer, faith, and community.This episode is not about answers—it’s about the beauty of the questions and the courage to ask them.