Passover
A first seder, not a last supper.
The story of Hilbert and Howard Margol.
One Little Goat tells a story about the Haggadah and the meaning of Jewish memory.
An acronym, a pun, and a people’s history.
“Is it any wonder that I sometimes think Passover was created for my sake?”
“We did not begin a journey out of bondage and leap directly into faithful practice, but rather stumbled, complained, and goofed up.”
A new theory about the meaning of Passover’s most popular song.
Four questions? Make it four statements.
“Great contributions to the moral code of mankind.”
The wise son as Hannibal.
The well-known rabbi looks at the link between freedom and monotheism in the the text accompanying the seder service.
On leaven and legal fictions.
The truth of the tale of Hillel and the “Hillel sandwich.”