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In Mecca’s Backyard
ALEXANDRE M. ROBERTS | This entire Red Sea rim is dotted with the ruins of ancient and medieval ports...
Apr 28, 2014


Enlightened Religion? Idealism as the History and Destiny of Modern Theology
SAMUEL LONCAR | Is a truly modern religion possible...
Apr 14, 2014


“Arab,” “Jew,” and Identity in Israel
SAMUEL THROPE | In 1946, Baghdad was a Jewish town...
Apr 14, 2014


Jesus vs. Judaism … Again
EVA MROCZEK | The argument, brandished vigorously from the first page to the last, is that while “Jesus’ teaching was certainly innovative,” it cannot be divorced from the Judaism of his time...
Apr 14, 2014


A Tragedy of the Most Ironic Sort
TODD HASAK-LOWY | Every publishing season brings a new batch of titles dealing with Zionism, Israel, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict...
Mar 31, 2014


Crumbling Criteria: Constructing an Authentic Jesus
HELEN BOND | Historical Jesus work used to be easy...
Mar 31, 2014


The Birth of Academic Biblical Studies
ANGELA ROSKOP ERISMAN | There is no such thing as a timeless text...
Mar 9, 2014


The Hanukkah Dilemma
RACHEL GORDAN | Dianne Ashton’s new history of Hanukkah in America had particular poignance this holiday season...
Mar 9, 2014




Literary Criticism and the Composition of the Hebrew Bible
JUHA PAKKALA | One cannot understand the history and religion of ancient Israel and early Judaism if one does not grapple with the composition history of the Hebrew Bible...
Feb 10, 2014


Reading Ugaritic
OLA WIKANDER | The Ugaritic language, spoken and written on the coast of Syria during the Late Bronze Age, provides modern scholarship with...
Feb 10, 2014


The Book of Job’s Past, Present, and Future Consequences
DAVIS HANKINS | An irony pervades the practice of writing the critical biblical commentary...
Jan 27, 2014
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