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Jews have a tradition, based in biblical law, of interest-free lending, primarily--but not exclusively--to other Jews.

The health and state of this Jewish community presents a complex picture.

Since World War II, migration and birth trends have changed Jewish demographics.

From the beginning of biblical time, man has struggled to break his binding ties in order to become free, independent, and fully human.

Principles of Reform Judaism: A primary historical document.

What does Jewish law require of adult children?

Why one rabbi believes text study leads to moral behavior.

Despite recognizing the value of work, Judaism insists that family must come first.

Jewish communal institutions address the problems of the poor, but individual efforts still make a crucial difference to many in need.

From biblical law, through classic rabbinic debate and medieval law codes, and continuing in the modern period, Jewish law has undergone constant development.

In Isaiah 40-66, the prophet(s) built on the theological paradigms of Isaiah ben Amoz (Isaiah 1-39).

Two popular and enigmatic prophets