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Thrilling Hebrew Tales! On Jewish Vampires, Golems, Tzaddiks, and HebrewPunk
Lavie Tidhar’s new novel An Occupation of Angels is available this week. He will be blogging all week for the Jewish ...
That Old Time Religion: Interview with a Girl in Trouble
Alicia Jo Rabins is the frontswoman of Girls in Trouble. Their self-titled album was just released on JDub Records, and ...
How the Book of Esther Changed
Several Greek versions of the Purim story survive, along with the biblical text we read today.
God Hears, But What We Do Matters Most
Miriam and Aaron's criticism of Moses, and Miriam's punishment of leprosy teach lessons of sibling and communal responsibility.
Beliefs & Practices, Jewish Thought, Sages & Scholars, Study
Emmanuel Levinas
A 20th-century philosopher whose Jewish sensibility influenced his encounter with Western thought and ethics.
Pre-Modern Synagogue Architecture and Interior Design
Synagogues share certain functional interior furnishings, but there is no architectural design or artistic style that characterizes a synagogue.
Beliefs & Practices, FAQ, Gender & Sexuality, Health & Wellness, Live, Study
Does Judaism Allow Birth Control?
The Jewish tradition encourages procreation, but some forms of contraception are less problematic than others.
Making Your Own Ritual Objects
Creating a tallit (prayer shawl) or designing a bar/bat mitzvah invitation can add a meaningful personal dimension to the celebration.
Jewish History, Modern Jewish History, Study
Court Jews
Court Jews were purveyors who provided food, fodder, and munitions to the European courts in return for special privileges.
Holocaust, Jewish History, Modern Jewish History, Study
One Voice Speaks for Six Million
The uses and abuses of Anne Frank's diary.