Question

To the honorable Rabbi, greetings,
Several questions:
A. (I asked about a month ago and the Rabbi did not answer.) The Rabbi explained in the book that there is a difference between Jewish law and faith: in matters of faith, one is not obligated to accept their words, since that is thought produced by their own intellect and not Torah from Sinai. About this I asked the Rabbi: if we accepted their words just as we accepted the Talmud, what practical difference is there from Jewish law? After all, it is possible that even in Jewish law there are things I do not agree with, and nevertheless I am obligated by force of that acceptance. The same should apply in matters of faith. And to this the Rabbi answered that one has to listen to logic, and I, the insignificant one, was left without an answer.