The Liebermans kept a kosher home and observed the Sabbath.Goodstein, Laurie. Lieberman Balances Private Faith With Life in the Public Eye The New York Times August 18, 2000. In one notable instance, then-Senator Lieberman walked to the Capitol after Sabbath services to block a Republican filibuster. Lieberman said that there was currently "a constitutional place for faith in our public life", and that the Constitution does not provide for "freedom from religion".Gold, Matea. Lieberman and religion seem to be an easy mix. Los Angeles Times August 28, 2000. He attended Kesher Israel Congregation in Georgetown, Washington, D.C., and Beth Hamedrosh Hagodol – B'nai Israel, The Westville Synagogue, New Haven, Connecticut. He also attended Congregation Agudath Sholom in his hometown of Stamford. Lieberman was an admirer of the last Lubavitcher Rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson. He said of Schneerson, "I was impressed by this man, by his obvious spirituality, by his soaring intellect, by the extent to which he was involved in the world." He said he had studied the commentaries of Rabbis Joseph Ber Soloveitchik and Abraham Isaac Kook.
The Liebermans kept a kosher home and observed the SabbathGoodstein Laurie Lieberman Balances Private Faith With Life in the Public Eye The New York Times August 18 2000 In one notable instance then-Senator Lieberman walked to the Capitol after Sabbath services to block a Republican filibuster Lieberman said that there was currently "a constitutional place for faith in our public life" and that the Constitution does not provide for "freedom from religion"Gold Matea Lieberman and religion seem to be an easy mix Los Angeles Times August 28 2000 He attended Kesher Israel Congregation in Georgetown Washington DC and Beth Hamedrosh Hagodol – B'nai Israel The Westville Synagogue New Haven Connecticut He also attended Congregation Agudath Sholom in his hometown of Stamford Lieberman was an admirer of the last Lubavitcher Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneerson He said of Schneerson "I was impressed by this man by his obvious spirituality by his soaring intellect by the extent to which he was involved in the world" He said he had studied the commentaries of Rabbis Joseph Ber Soloveitchik and Abraham Isaac Kook