The New York Times columnist seems to think Judaism is a “dead culture.”

At a refreshingly Christian memorial service, a secular Jew has some mixed feelings.

Does God command genocide in the book of Joshua?

When Christians Were Jews.

A new version of an old shortcut.

When applied globally the equation of traditional Christianity with privilege is a gross category error.

The anxiety of criticism.

The Hexapla in the Genizah.

The Marcionite legacy.

And how “God-fearers” became Gentile Christians.

Particularism, universalism, and the circumcision of Jesus.

A “view of Judaism on its own terms.”

Will paganism supplant monotheism?

Not a religion, but a marketing scheme.