A holiday influenced by secular society

The holiday we celebrate today is a rabbinic creation.

Hanukkah represents the struggle to follow one's values and religion in a pluralistic world that often demands uniformity.

Hanukkah bears no relation to Christmas except that it also happens to fall in mid-winter.

Ancient scriptures tell two very different stories about why we celebrate the Festival of Lights.

Orthodox leaders responded to modernity by producing legal works on a variety of topics, in a variety of genres.

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Looking into the flame.