Subjects: Spiritual

Women’s perspectives on the role of Judaism and feminism in modern life.

An exploration of the fundamental role of the Torah in modern Judaism.

Addresses the question: Do cultural and religious differences within Judaism threaten collective and community integrity?

A glimpse into the life of Jewish mysticism and the debate about its meaning.

Examines essential moments and rituals in the Jewish life cycle.

An exploration of the relationship between the idea of Zion, the State of Israel, and the land itself.

Discusses how Judaism grapples with and responds to the most fundamental problem of faith: the existence of suffering and evil in the world.

Judaism details what is permissible and moral in all of human life, but does Jewish law come from God?

Discusses what is required to keep ancient Jewish traditions alive and dynamic in the years to come.

A chorus of Jewish voices — sometimes complimentary and sometimes contradictory — are revealed through an examination of Judaism’s encounter with modernity.