Bible

It is time to do no less than to dress the Torah in the language of women.

Miriam's skin condition and the war with Amalek, Amnon and Moab are all examples of memory.

War and peace — and the difficulties with both — are the subjects of Parashat Shoftim.

By highlighting the shadowy woman in the background, we get a rare, ironic glimpse of the dilemma of slavery in the Bible.

When Moses altered the message given to him by God, he cut women out of the revelation at Sinai.

Parashat Vayikra is filled with the killing of animals.

Both Parashat Tetzaveh and the Book of Esther are missing some central characters.

How the sacrificial system lives on.

If the Golden Calf was an abomination, why is the Tabernacle okay?

The Midianite has concerns about the well-being of the Israelites and their leader Moses.

We cannot condone the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war.

Is there ever justice in the death penalty?