Jews and Non Jews
Can Non-Jews Receive Synagogue Honors?
Being called to the Torah for an aliyah and leading certain prayers are, among other synagogue rituals, generally reserved for Jews.
Converting to Judaism While Honoring Family Ties
Jewish tradition respects both the totality of a convert's transformation and the continued ties to their family of origin.
Jewish-Christian Dialogue: The Next Stage
Christians and Jews must rethink how they approach each other.
Jewish Pluralism & Peoplehood
A biblical model of reconciliation can help bring Jews and Christians together.
Common Misconceptions
Christians are not idolators--nor are they inherently anti-Semitic.
Christianity’s Historical Context
Understanding the world in which Christianity developed helps understand Christian beliefs.
What Jews Should Know About Christianity
It's time to clear up Jewish misconceptions about Christians.
Jewish Attitudes Toward Eastern Religions
Most traditional authorities dismissed Hinduism as idolatry, but in recent years, some Jews have become more tolerant of certain Eastern religions and practices.
The Way of the Gentiles
The prohibition against non-Jewish practices, might relate to the practices of ancient Egypt, Canaan or the social and philosophical ways of non-Jews today.
Biblical and Rabbinic Attitudes Toward Non-Jews
Early Jewish texts affirmed the universal fraternity of humankind, while asserting the importance of Jewish distinctiveness.