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Unetanneh Tokef: Shrouding Hope in a Vision of Judgment

Yaakov Weinstein describes how a message of hope is hidden amidst the judgement of Unetanneh Tokef

Odysseus vs. Avraham: What An Essay Written In Exile Teaches About Teshuva

Joe Wolfson explores what a comparison between Homer and the Bible can teach us about Teshuva.

The View from the Cleft of the Rock: The Mystery of Forgiveness

Ari Levisohn considers forgiveness through the lens of the Divine encounter through which the Thirteen Attributes of Mercy are revealed.

TIMELY THOUGHTS

Odysseus vs. Avraham: What An Essay Written In Exile Teaches About...

Joe Wolfson explores what a comparison between Homer and the Bible can teach us about Teshuva.
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SCHOLARSHIP

Odysseus vs. Avraham: What An Essay Written In Exile Teaches About...

Joe Wolfson explores what a comparison between Homer and the Bible can teach us about Teshuva.

COMMENTARY

Eizer ke-Negdo: The Repair of Public Discourse An Analysis on the...

Zac Benjamin analyzes instances of discourse in Jewish text, and considers the implications for today's political discourse

Le-Dor Va-Dor, and then There’s Me

In this essay, Matt Brandstein reflects on his place in the Jewish community as a single man.

CULTURE

Le-Dor Va-Dor, and then There’s Me

In this essay, Matt Brandstein reflects on his place in the Jewish community as a single man.