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?
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Why $60K and Torture Beats Changing Divorce Law
The holy work-around.
Read MoreTony Perkins: Atheists Can’t Be Chaplains
Harvard’s humanist chaplain disagrees… sort of.
Read MoreWho Speaks for “The Jewish Community” on Hagel?
The latest bloggingheads.
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Reading Beinart and Lerner as Gaza Burns
I know it sounds strange but it’s a great time to be an Jewish American activist working for Middle East peace. After all these years in the closet there’s hope that the Beinartians and the Lernerites have begun a critical dialogue for Jewish Americans.
Read MorePaul Ryan’s Judeo-Christian Values
More on the electionpocalypse.
Read MoreLooking at Libya, and at Ourselves
Violence comes in many forms
Read MoreWhat Religious “Hostility” Looks Like
Tony Perkins’ sudden survey paints a picture of Christians under siege.
Read MoreWiesel to Romney: Stop LDS Baptisms of Holocaust Victims
Romney can’t help, but there are steps the Church could take.
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Why Taking Offense at Santorum’s “Tri-Faith” Nation is a Good Sign
There was a time when it seemed like progress for Catholics and Jews to be folded into Protestant America and frequently referred to as a single entity. For most, that time has passed.
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