Moshe Maimon combines ḥaredi sensibilities, vast knowledge, and academic rigor.

Reenacting the first stirrings of our love of God.

Gathering Israelis and Arabs to read Maimonides, al-Farabi, and Aquinas.

With some help from Maimonides, Aristotle, Dr. Johnson, and Chekhov.

The constant pursuit of a life with God.

A new exhibit at the British Museum.

Toward a Jewish theory of political economy.

“A dialogue with Maimonides.”

Democracy and the moser.

Jews are less apt to place issues of salvation and damnation at the center of their religious consciousness.

Some theological and political reflections.

The Jewish state has fulfilled many of his aspirations for the messianic era.

Making sense of Maimonides’ contradictions.

The great scientist used talmudic phrases in one manuscript.