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Augustine and the Holy Spirit
THOMAS L. HUMPHRIES | Saint Augustine of Hippo was a latecomer to Christianity...
Jul 8, 2014


Jewish Families: From Babylon to Brooklyn and Back Again
KIMBERLY ARKIN | A central tension haunts contemporary Jewish studies...
Jul 8, 2014


The Mexican Plaza and the Transformation of Culture
JOSE BERNARDI | Architecture inevitably expresses something about the people for whom it is designed...
Jul 8, 2014


Writing History on the Medieval Blood Libel
SUSAN EINBINDER | The subject of Hannah Johnson’s recent monograph is not really the blood libel...
Jun 24, 2014


The Problem of Paradise
DAVID GOBEL | Mighty Nebuchadnezzar, King of Babylon and gardener par excellence, once had a disturbing dream about a truly impressive tree...
Jun 24, 2014


Social Power, Pluralism, and Religious Sound in America
RICHARD KENT EVANS | Philadelphia in the late nineteenth century was a noisy place...
Jun 24, 2014


Religion, Violence, and Peace in Northern Ireland
GLADYS GANIEL | In January 2014, the BBC aired a two-part interview with Reverend Ian Paisley, the retired, octogenarian founder of Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and Free Presbyterian Church...
Jun 24, 2014




The Arabic Bible before Islam
CLARE WILDE | Non-Muslims, including Jews and Christians, have spoken Arabic since before the revelation of the Qur’an...
Jun 10, 2014


Violence Preceding the Myth of Jewish Sacrilege
JOSHUA TEPLITSKY | For much of their history, Judaism and Christianity co-existed as rival siblings...
Jun 10, 2014


A Unified Reading of Maimonides’ Guide
DANI RABINOWITZ | Moses Maimonides (1135 – 1204), born in Córdoba during the twilight years of Spanish Jewry’s golden era, was a medieval polymath who...
Jun 10, 2014


The Qur’an according to Itself
GABRIEL REYNOLDS | Early Muslims took to naming their scripture the Qurʾan because of the passages therein that refer to the revelation given to Muhammad...
Jun 10, 2014
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