Thanksgivukkah, With a Side of Christmas Envy
Thanksgivukkah is a way of being out, loud, and proud—We’re here! We’re Jewish! We eat turkey AND latkes!—but can Jews ever compete with the juggernaut of Christmas?
Read MoreThanksgivukkah is a way of being out, loud, and proud—We’re here! We’re Jewish! We eat turkey AND latkes!—but can Jews ever compete with the juggernaut of Christmas?
Read MoreWhat do Pope Benedict XVI and celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain have in common? They both have a thing for Krampus.
Read MoreWe wouldn’t have wine, and Israel would be really different.
Read MoreSo what is the connection between devouring children and a superabundance of grain?
Read MoreWith the end of Christmas, Mary goes back under wraps for another year.
Read MoreWhen a serious philosophical lecture on the origin and meaning of Santa Claus is interrupted by the tinkling of bells, jovial laughter, and the mysterious delivery of a case of beer, our writer has the chance to muse on his own former Christmastime convictions.
Read MoreRD thinks the 73% of Americans who celebrate a Jesus-less Christmas are just fine.
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Read MoreWe would plead that the Lord have mercy on your soul, but you have no soul, as you exist only as a lie and nothing more.
Read MoreI’m dreaming of a televised Christmas. Just like the ones I used to know.
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