Rabbi Toba Spitzer

Believers and skeptics alike tend to view God similarly -- as big, all-powerful, and good. But there are other options.

In Jewish thought, justice isn't merely about how things work, but how they ought to be.

Marking their doorposts with blood, the Israelites took the first step toward redemption, that of naming themselves as oppressed and determined to break free.

The unfolding experience of liberation enables the knowledge of new aspects of God.