“Ecce Homo!”: Pontius Pilate As The Every Man
Reflections on the complicated character of Pontius Pilate, who gave the order for Jesus’ crucifixion.
The Path of Friendship: In Memory of My Friend, Rabbi Aaron Panken
Rabbi Pankon was a brilliant Judaic scholar, but he was also my friend.
Mary Oliver, Poet Of A Different Dissidence
Mary Oliver’s poems are radical in their wonder and gratitude in an age of cynicism and consumerism.
8 Otherworldly Vacation Destinations For Magic Seekers
Travel destinations that will allow you to escape reality.
Dr. Elisha Waldman On End-Of-Life Care For His Arab And Jewish Patients
An interview with Dr. Elisha Waldman’s, author of This Narrow Space.
In Writing And In Life, Restriction Can Spark Growth and Creativity
Sometimes not being able to write about the real people and situations pushes you to make your writing even more creative.
Perfect Bodies Are Glorified Everywhere… Even In The Torah
Trying to accept my body in a world that tells me that only perfect bodies are desirable.
Lessons from Five Royal Marriages in History
Fascinating stories of royal marriages that changed the course of history.
I Pushed Myself To Make A Small Request… And I’m Thrilled!
I expressed my need and I’m so much happier because of it.