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The Ethical Vision in the Gospel and Letters of John
WENDY E.S. NORTH | We search the Gospel of John in vain for the systematic presentation of ethical teaching that we find in the “Sermon on the Mount” in Matthew...
Sep 24, 2013


Sex in Public Among Religious Zionists
YOEL FINKELMAN | There is no way to understand the fraught relationship between religion, Zionism, and Israeli culture without understanding how Religious Zionists talk and teach about sex and bodies...
Sep 19, 2013


The Memphis Kneel-ins and the Desegregation of the Southern Church
PHILLIP LUKE SINITIERE | Recent panel discussions, colloquia, documentaries, and books have been celebrating pivotal moments in the modern Civil Rights Movement at its half-century mark...
Sep 17, 2013


Domus Magna: The Enduring Power of the Psalms
DAVID W. STOWE | Psalm 137 is one of the more ubiquitous psalms in contemporary popular culture, but few who stumble upon its phrases would recognize it as a Hebrew psalm...
Sep 8, 2013


Lies, Damned Lies, and Patristics†
DAVID LINCICUM | When John Mearsheimer investigated lying in international politics, what he found surprised him...
Aug 21, 2013


In What Sense Were the Rabbis Roman?
ISHAY ROSEN-ZVI | Pinchas Kehati used to say that he toiled doubly over his popular commentary on the Mishnah, the cornerstone of classical rabbinic literature...
Aug 15, 2013


Plato, Bakhtin, and the Rabbis Meet Again
EVA KIESELE | Confusion often precedes the discovery of truth...
Aug 15, 2013


Synagogue Architecture in Four Nineteenth-century European Capitals
VLADIMIR LEVIN | Building a Public Judaism offers a fascinating journey to Jewish communities in four European capital cities in the second half of the nineteenth century...
Aug 15, 2013


To Whom is the Qur’an Addressed?
WHITNEY S. BODMAN | I appreciate the effort involved in Rachel Friedman’s review of my new book, but I would like to elaborate on reader-response theory as a justifiable method in the study of the Qur’an...
Aug 15, 2013


Jewish Sin City: Al Capone’s Chicago Meets Louis Armstrong’s New Orleans
JEFFREY VEIDLINGER | Odessa is one of those cities that somehow never fails to stimulate the imagination...
Aug 7, 2013


Rescuing the Memory of a Dynamic and Visionary Figure
KALMAN WEISER | It is one of the ironies of history that the man who coined the term “Zionism” is scarcely and, for the most part, uncharitably remembered in the historiography of the Zionist movement...
Jul 17, 2013


Looking to the Medieval to Understand Modern Art
NANCY THEBAUT | What could Cimabue’s 1280 panel painting, Madonna and Child Surrounded by Angels, and Louis Blériot’s airplane from 1909 possibly have to do with one another?...
Jul 16, 2013
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