Judaism

A selection of recent articles on this topic

Death on a Friday Afternoon

Richard John Neuhaus

Exploration into God is exploration into darkness, into the heart of darkness. Yes, to be sure, God…

Either Way, Amalek Must Die: A Passover Meditation

David P. Goldman

During the Passover Seder, Jews recite the following verse from Jeremiah 10:25: “Pour out your wrath on…

Realigning Jewish Peoplehood

Eliyahu Stern

On July 22, 2007, the New York Times ran an article by Harvard law professor Noah Feldman…

No Friend in Jesus

Meir Y. Soloveichik

I cannot conceive an argument with John’s Jesus,” Jacob Neusner once wrote, “because eternal Israel in John…

A Changed Stem Cell Debate

Sam Brownback

Sometimes political discussions get so bogged down that people’s views get set in stone. With advocates on…

The World and the Holy Grail

Frederica Mathewes-Green

For some time now, I’ve been reading Bill Bryson’s terrific 2003 book, A Short History of Nearly…

Theology and Civil Authority in Time of War

Wilfred M. McClay

Two fine recent articles by evangelical scholars serve to highlight a problem I have mentioned before in…

The Competence of Bishops, Once More

Richard John Neuhaus

On July 31, I posted here ” A Respectful Word on Episcopal Competence .” Bishop Thomas Wenski…

Is Amnesty International Incoherent?

Robert T. Miller

Ryan Anderson argued persuasively last week that Amnesty International’s new position on abortion laws makes AI effectively…

Limbo and the Gospel Out of Season

Robert T. Miller

Back in October, I wrote in this space about how the Vatican’s International Theological Commission (ITC) was…

Faithful Reason About Stem Cells

Ryan T. Anderson

Two years ago, William Saletan¯Slate.com’s science reporter¯compared the typical approaches of Jewish and Catholic thinkers to bioethical…

Language, Truth, and Murder

John Wilson

The Right Attitude to Rain by alexander mccall smith pantheon, 288 pages, $21.95 Hard to believe that,…

T.S. Eliot, Mother Teresa, and the Children of Darkness

Richard John Neuhaus

Whatever the merits or demerits of Craig Raine’s new biography, T.S. Eliot , and Terry Eagleton thinks…

Prostitutes for the Disabled

Robert T. Miller

Here’s a very sad story from Great Britain . Twenty-two-year-old Nick Wallis suffers from Duchenne muscular dystrophy,…

Death and Lectures

Joseph Bottum

I’ll be lecturing in Baltimore on Monday, January 29, and in Denver on Tuesday, February 6. You…