Iran’s Nuclear Program Has Been Set Back Years
Assessing the damage—and the fate of the enriched uranium.
June 25, 2025
The Jewish Case for Natural Law
Are there moral rules beyond God’s commandments?
A basic principle of Catholic doctrine is the idea of natural law—that there is an intelligible moral order to the universe from which clear distinctions between right and wrong can be derived—although ideas vary broadly among other Christian denominations. But does Judaism endorse natural law? David Novak believes it does, and explains why in a conversation with J.J. Kimche that covers everything from medieval Jewish philosophy to modern interfaith dialogue.
June 25, 2025
Yes, Israel Won and Iran Lost
Those who experience a miracle don’t always realize it.
Victims of Terror Are Now Free to Sue the PLO in the U.S.
A landmark Supreme Court ruling.
The Cinematic Theology of Terrence Malick
What does it mean to take the ideas in movies seriously?
The Jewish Case for Natural Law
Are there moral rules beyond God’s commandments?