Opposing religious freedom in Oklahoma.
Separation, pluralism, and coercion.
An Orthodox defense of Jonathan Sacks’s pluralism.
The New York Times columnist seems to think Judaism is a “dead culture.”
A noted philosopher’s critique of one of liberalism’s most treasured theories clears room for a conception of politics informed by Judaism.
And other thoughts on Modern Orthodoxy in Britain.
The hospital as pluralistic secular temple.
Interpreting a new Pew study about American religion.
Despite the ultra-Orthodox stranglehold on the chief rabbinate, religious pluralism in Israel is growing—and shifting the balance of power.