What Makes a Jew a Jew: On Steven Weitzman’s “The Origin of the Jews”
David Mikics examines “The Origin of the Jews” by Steven Weitzman.
"You always admire what you really don't understand."
— Blaise Pascal
David Mikics examines “The Origin of the Jews” by Steven Weitzman.
David MikicsJul 1, 2017
A new book provides a sweeping view of the political and theological influence of a loosely defined group.
Andrew WrightJun 20, 2017
A scholar of religion — attacked by conservative Christian authors — tries to understand their pique.
Alan LevinovitzMay 29, 2017
Noah Kennedy reviews George Prochnik's "Stranger in a Strange Land."
Noah KennedyMay 21, 2017
Richard Kearney on Fanny Howe's "The Needle's Eye."
Richard KearneyMay 17, 2017
Joseph S. O'Leary on Richard Kearney and Jens Zimmermann's "Reimagining the Sacred."
Joseph S. O’LearyMay 15, 2017
David Auerbach on William Empson’s “The Face of the Buddha.”
David AuerbachMay 7, 2017
Johan Elverskog on the destruction of religious practice by the CPC in the 20th century, and their encouragement of religiosity in the 21st.
Johan ElverskogMay 2, 2017
Richard Kearney on Jason M. Wirth's "Commiserating with Devastated Things: Milan Kundera and the Entitlements of Thinking."
Richard KearneyApr 22, 2017
Janice Rhoshalle Littlejohn talks to Monica A. Coleman about her faith in God, moving to Los Angeles, and her memoir, "Bipolar Faith."
Janice Rhoshalle LittlejohnMar 23, 2017
Leigh Eric Schmidt on Bonnie S. Anderson's biography of Ernestine Rose, "The Rabbi's Atheist Daughter."
Leigh Eric SchmidtMar 22, 2017
Phil Zuckerman on Leigh Eric Schmidt's "Village Atheists."
Phil ZuckermanMar 19, 2017