Open Orthodoxy
For today’s Jews, decisions are made not by organizations but by the community.
A biblical perspective.
Another day, another terse resolution against the ordination of women. If traditionalist Judaism is to survive, it needs to stop reacting and do a much better job of explaining itself.
What the early history of Conservative Judaism can tell us.
The value of lived religious experience over rationalist claims.
“All who are hungry for this moxie, let them come and eat.”
The culture wars have come to the Modern Orthodox movement. Is a schism on the horizon?
Are the highly questionable premises and conclusions of academic Bible studies becoming an article of Orthodox dogma? That way lies surrender, intellectual and otherwise.
Widening fissures among different streams of Orthodoxy are threatening to end a half-century of relatively peaceful cooperation that enabled the community to grow.