Particularism
Jewish universalism has never thrived without particularism.
To love one’s own is not to hate others.
Driven less by expedience than by a commitment to Jewish particularism.
The Greeks, like their anti-Zionist heirs, sought to strike at the heart of Jewish difference.
Through her own lack of solidarity with her people.
The Marcionite legacy.
Escape from the ghetto of one.
From some of its founding ideas to some of its most thoughtful and essential institutions, American Jews have given the Jewish state much to be proud of.
How odd of God to choose the Jews.
Contemporary liberalism is a problem for Jews, but conservatism isn’t necessarily the solution.
A Christian perspective on the Ten Commandments.
The most famous Jewish practice is really about love and national loyalty.