A rare moment.

A model for tolerance in a sea of radicalism.

“For the earth shall be full of the knowledge of the Lord.”

How not to have a conversation between faiths.

They fear not outsiders, but those within their own communities.

“We look forward to hearing your paper on why the gods must be fed the blood of sacrificial victims.”

Joseph Soloveitchik’s “Confrontation.”

Anti-Semitism, Israel, and the Holocaust must be part of the equation.

Reflections on Nostra Aetate at 50.

Because religions make claims about the truth, the beliefs of any one religion necessarily contradict some of the claims of another. Yet devotees of different. . .

Jonathan Sacks, chief rabbi emeritus of the United Kingdom, argues that the biblical idea of marriage (and love) is a contribution as important as monotheism. . .

Dialogue among religions has become a cottage industry. It has its virtues, but also its limits; some things can’t be easily synthesized, and shouldn’t be.

At an academic conference in the heart of the Bible Belt, an Orthodox Jew savors the variety and profundity of shared religious experience.