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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


Letter to the Editors: The Rowan Williams Review
KEVIN HECTOR | I am humbled that Rowan Williams has even heard of my book, much less read it, and genuinely grateful for the many kind things he has to say about it...
Jun 10, 2014


A Key Figure’s Most Important Investigations on the Septuagint
GILLES DORIVAL | Dans ce livre, Jan Joosten a réuni dix-sept articles portant sur la Septante (LXX)...
Jun 4, 2014


Traveling to Acquire Knowledge
DANIEL MAJCHROWICZ | This is how the Indian poet Altaf Husain Hali described the first generations of Muslims in an Urdu poem from the 1870s...
May 27, 2014


Islam’s Compatibility with Science
ROBERT MORRISON | Islam’s compatibility with science remains a prominent topic in public discourse...
May 27, 2014


To Speak Truly About God
ROWAN WILLIAMS | When we say that something is true or adequate, what are we claiming?...
May 27, 2014


Ecumenical Protestantism’s Battle for Hearts and Knees
JAMES HUDNUT-BEUMLER | As late as 1960, more than half of all adult Americans belonged to a mainline Protestant denomination...
May 27, 2014


Translating Poetry: An Act and Art of Preserving the Essential
RACHEL TZVIA BACK | The modern Hebrew word for “translation” — tirgum (root letters t-r-g-m) — can be traced back to Aramaic, with cognates in the ancient Semitic languages of Akkadian and Ugaritic...
May 20, 2014




The Essenes and the Qumran Settlement
JODI MAGNESS | Qumran was occupied from around 100 BCE to 68 CE by members of a Jewish sect who deposited the Dead Sea Scrolls in caves surrounding the site...
May 1, 2014


The Lewd, the Obscene, the Lascivious in Jewish Literature
STEPHEN J. WHITFIELD | Have Jewish writers shown a proclivity for transgressions of good taste, for violating community standards of decency?...
Apr 29, 2014
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