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The Torah places a high value on self-love. That means practicing self-forgiveness, too.

In civil engagement, Judaism offers a way forward.

The Book of Micah offers a roadmap.

Why does the holiest day of the Jewish year begin with a dry legal formula renouncing vows?

Don't believe in God? Reward and punishment? The obligations of Jewish law? Here's why you might want to fast anyway.

Orly Castel-Bloom's novel is not for the faint of heart.

Vassily Grossman's "Life and Fate" was smuggled out of Stalinist Russia, where it takes place.

Mass emails and social posts asking for forgiveness from ‘anyone I hurt’ bypass the hard work of repentance.

Al Netilat Lulav is the blessing traditionally recited prior to waving the lulav and etrog.

The process of asking for forgiveness doesn’t end with making a heartfelt apology, Maimonides made clear.