Missing the religious forest for the legal trees.

Will the Orthodox college recognize a gay and lesbian campus group?

The dangers of “an unreasonably crabbed view of what it means to be a religious believer.”

What a new biographical novel misses.

Can these institutions maintain their commitment to traditional sexual morality in the face of changing civil-rights law?

Misunderstanding Fulton v. City of Philadelphia.

Modern Orthodoxy needs more robust arguments for its positions on men, women, and marriage.

No contradiction.

A Libyan immigrant with suspected terror ties kills three gay men? Nothing to see here.

In a word, no.

Jews can participate only if they renounce Israel and Zionism.

A new poll reveals “reverse intersectionality.”

Pride and progressive prejudice.

A Jewish school seeking to hire a female teacher would have to consider candidates who “identify as female.”