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“Humans make errors. We make errors of fact and errors of judgment. We have blind spots in our field of ...

I realized late in life that my parents weren’t your typical Baby Boomers. My dad wasn’t anti-establishment. My mother wasn’t a feminist. ...

Often I find I need some time at the end of the day to reflect on the day, calm my ...

As someone who loves both religion and science, I often struggle with how they interact.Are they in opposition to each ...

It’s tough out there for an Israeli film at the Oscars. When an Israeli film gets nominated for best foreign ...

I’ve thought a lot about Isaac Babel’s lovely characterization of the Jew as a man with “[s]pectacles on his nose and ...

Last week, while checking in on the latest articles on the Religion page of the Huffington Post, the following headline ...

These days the pundits and analysts say that the peace process is over. Remember Oslo? Remember the Roadmap for Peace ...

There’s a great Seinfeld episode–and one I relate to–in which George Constanza worries that he must have cancer because his life ...

The important thing is not how many separate injunctions are obeyed but how and in what spirit we obey them. ...

One of the strange things about having your first book come out is that you think you’ve written one thing, ...

Two weeks ago I wrote about the tragic loss of little Ayelet Galena z”l. I discussed how one young life ...

And Moses read the Book of the Covenant to the people and they said “All that God has commanded we ...

My fascination with New Mexico began in 2007, when I moved to Albuquerque sight unseen to write my first novel,  ...

“A gift is something that cannot appear as such.” – Jacques Derrida, The Gift of DeathAnd God came down to ...