Brad Hirschfield is the co-founder and co-executive editor of The Wisdom Daily. A rabbi, Brad has been featured on ABC's Nightline UpClose, PBS's Frontline, Fox News and National Public Radio. He wrote a long-standing column, "For God's Sake," for the Washington Post, and has also written for The Huffington Post and Beliefnet.com. He authored the book, You Don?t Have To Be Wrong For Me To Be Right: Finding Faith Without Fanaticism. Brad also serves as President of Clal, The National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership, a leadership training institute, think tank and resource center in New York City.
In a move that elicited outrage, disbelief and a range of other emotions, George Zimmerman put up for auction the gun he used to kill Trayvon Martin. Rabbi Brad Hirschfield...
What's worse: how digital media changes how we think or how we talk about digital media changing how we think?
On the morality of the death penalty, war, and generally believing some people deserve to die.
Lessons from the Kentucky Derby and the minds of horses.
Recently, there has been a huge outcry against a high school version of beer pong that pits "Jews" against "Nazis." But do we really need to be so angry...
Canadians are considering legislation that will allow physician-assisted suicide. In this video, Rabbi Brad Hirschfield explores this incredibly complicated moral question.
The positive side of new research that suggest humans will pursue their curiosity despite it being painful.
Are children and babies sellouts? New research says they might be. The question: what does that teach us about morality in general?
A number of states in the U.S., most recently North Carolina and Mississippi, have passed laws that protect religious freedom. But what are the motives behind these laws?
A new study demonstrates how our musical preferences can show how empathetic and/or logical we are.