Beliefs & Practices

“In analyzing or evaluating an object, we think and judge from a particular point of view. The psychologist, economist, and ...

A marvelous, funny, and just pleasant-to-read interview with Jonathan Safran Foer has just appeared on The Young and Hungry, serving ...

Today Jewcy features a scary letter that a guy named Noah (Noah Feldman, is that you?) got after getting engaged ...

A couple weeks back, I jokingly shared a link to a site teaching you how to properly fight off a ...

Moment Magazine has a feature each month where they ask rabbis of various movements and constituencies to respond to a ...

Just got my copy of Curt Leviant’s translation of The Golem and the Wondrous Deeds of the Maharal of Prague, ...

Dr. Gerald Schroeder is an MIT trained physicist and an Orthodox Jew. His previous books, including Genesis and the Big ...

Remember way back when I wrote about how the New York Times constantly glamorized/fetishized/stared at the world of Hasidic Brooklyn? ...

Pride Month (June) is almost upon us and preparation for big events are already underway within the Jewish community. Get ...

Somehow I missed this a few weeks ago when it was fresh news, but apparently there was a group of ...

There’s a fascinating post over at Church Marketing Sucks about why it’s offensive and unethical for religious institutions to rip ...

A study by Harvard professor Robert Putnam has found that religious people are better citizens, better neighbors and generally just ...