American Judaism

Fighting the “clay-pigeon model of religious life.”

Feb. 21 2024 12:01AM

A brewing crisis at the Conservative and Reform seminaries.

Gabby Deutsch
Feb. 15 2024 12:01AM

“Watch the Super Bowl with your family,” one rabbi advises.

Ben Rubin
Feb. 15 2024 12:01AM

Abraham Cahan was one of America’s first great Jewish newspapermen, and set an example of independent thinking that the nation could sorely use today.

Feb. 5 2024 12:01AM

Online prayer will never match the power of in-person worship.

Jan. 15 2024 12:01AM

“In those moments my spirit, moved me instinctively to thank God for the sanctification of life the Jewish state embodies.”

Dec. 18 2023 12:01AM

The story of a small congregation of converts.

Asaf Elia-Shalev
Oct. 6 2023 12:01AM

But the problems are real, and need new solutions.

Matthew Schultz
Sept. 22 2023 12:01AM

Peanut oil and the bat mitzvah.

Zev Eleff
Sept. 15 2023 12:01AM

The rise of the “nones” and the value of freedom of expression.

Marc Angel and Judith Bleich
Sept. 6 2023 12:01AM

More than a practical campaign to reduce the costs of education.

Aug. 30 2023 12:01AM

Yet customers will keep coming back.

Anna Rahmanan
July 21 2023 12:01AM

An alternative to liberalism that flourishes because of it.

Rita Koganzon
July 20 2023 12:01AM

Tikkun olam divorced from particularism is not Jewish universalism; it is just universalism.

June 8 2023 12:01AM