The Delusion of Iranian Factionalism
What moderates?
January 25, 2016
Moving Interfaith Dialogue Beyond Doctrine
Anti-Semitism, Israel, and the Holocaust must be part of the equation.
December brought two significant developments in Jewish-Christian relations: a statement from the Vatican affirming the sacredness of Judaism in Catholic doctrine and a statement from an Orthodox Israeli organization describing Christianity as a component of the divine plan. Examining these statements, Peter Berger argues that dialogue between the faiths must not be limited to doctrinal questions, an especially important point for those who do not subscribe to a literalist interpretation of their scriptures:
January 25, 2016
The Raid on Entebbe and Israel’s Fateful Choice
A gripping new book tells the story.
Why a Gay-Rights Organization Tried to Ban a Jewish Group from Its Conference
The lunacy of “intersectionality.”
Tu b’Shvat and the Jewish Love Affair with Fruit, Flower, and Foliage
Why a new year for trees?
Moving Interfaith Dialogue Beyond Doctrine
Anti-Semitism, Israel, and the Holocaust must be part of the equation.