Columns

My Martin Heidegger Problem, and What It Means for Society

By:

Jay M. Starr

Martin Heidegger is a world-famous and very influential philosopher. He was also a dedicated Nazi.

Columns

The Real Meaning of Dayenu

By:

Sara Greenberg

A granddaughter reflects on the last lesson she learned from her grandmother — the true meaning of Dayenu.

Columns

Article Does Its Best to Pigeonhole the Orthodox Community

By:

Shai Frankli

It’s nice that a prominent columnist gave Orthodox Jews some positive press after so many scandals. But his praise is misguided at best and agenda-driven at worst.

Columns

If We Abandon the ‘Doubters,’ Then We Have Relinquished Our Future

By:

Edgar M. Bronfman

Acknowledging a Judaism that embraces doubt is one way in which we, like our forefather Abraham, can expand our tent.

Columns

Pope Francis and the Future of Catholic-Jewish Relations

By:

Philip A. Cunningham

Pope Francis has long been known for his warm realtionship with the Jews and is expected to continue his interfaith outreach efforts as part of his papacy.