Jewish Divine Belief

Many Jews find it hard to speak words in prayer that feel untrue. Two Jewish values hint at another way.

Secular humanistic parents and educators face unique challenges in speaking to kids about God.

These supernatural beings appear widely throughout Jewish texts.

Should Jews feel one emotion over the other--or both equally?

Can the skeptic embark on a Jewish spiritual journey?

A text's physical description of God might actually have been intended to emphasize God's indescribability.

Rabbinic parables explicitly compare God to a variety of human analogues, reflecting the rabbis' subtle, complex, and diverse images of God.

The findings of modern science and the tragedy of the Holocaust led some Jewish thinkers to redefine God.

Scholars debate whether the Israelites recognized only one God or worshipped only one God.

A survey of Jewish feminist challenges and responses to traditionally male language for God.