With a fresh take on Moses Mendelssohn.

From Hermann Cohen to Joseph B. Soloveitchik.

Joseph B. Soloveitchik’s answer.

A participatory theory of revelation.

For this 14th-century rabbi, the Torah’s laws were only quasi-divine.

A number of modern Jewish thinkers, beginning with Martin Buber, have tried to create a theology based on the belief that Judaism’s core truths lie. . .

A term invoked to describe just about any action that seems to help society lends a stamp of Jewish approval to policies that in fact. . .