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Jews' close connection to healing, both as patients and physicians, is ancient and rooted in both theology and history.

Jeremiah's tragic message is conveyed by both his prophecies and account of Jerusalem's destruction, but he also gives his people hope.

For some theologians, the evils of the Holocaust were unique; others believe they can be integrated into traditional theological discourse.

The prohibition against non-Jewish practices, might relate to the practices of ancient Egypt, Canaan or the social and philosophical ways of non-Jews today.

The writing of Mendele Mokher Seforim offers a realistic and honest portrayal of village life.

Celebrating menopause breaks the silences of a lifetime and forges a future of openness and sharing.

This ceremony uses elements of Jewish and other traditions to share a sense of possibility and openness with a newly menstruant girl.

Seven commandments which, according to Jewish tradition, are incumbent upon all of humankind.

A variety of views on changing masculine bias in Jewish liturgy.

Jewish ethical literature provides practical, down-to-earth guidelines on how to behave towards one's guests and towards one's hosts.