Judaism

Can we step into another person's shoes? What does Judaism say about it?

Discover the deep meaning and surprising spiritual power of the Shemoneh Esreh prayer

Discover these essential Jewish concepts including meat and milk, gratuitous love, the Holy Tongue, and others

At the age of 42, Benjamin pondered life's true purpose within the stark landscape of Russian atheism. He knew he was Jewish and questioned why he wasn't allowed to visit his homeland, Israel. How did this conflict with Russia's ideals?

The remarkable story of physicist Jeremy England, who uncovered in his research on life’s origins a powerful harmony between modern science and ancient faith

Explore the benefits and drawbacks, and discover what Judaism says about it.

The value and meaning of suffering according to Judaism.

Learn how Professor Samuel Levinas challenged academia by presenting Jewish faith as rational, logical, and worthy of serious scholarly consideration.

From secular nationalist to devout Jew. A powerful story of return, conviction, and faith.

What are the spiritual implications and how does Judaism view eternal life?

Scholars still debate the Menorah’s true form — an enigma awaiting the light of redemption to be revealed

The benefits of healthy and moral interpersonal relationships.

What does Judaism say about this intriguing ability?

Unlike any other faith, the Torah records public, nation-wide miracles, proving a divine power that shaped history and revealed eternal truth

Intelligence, curiosity, and versatility balanced with focus, consistency, and the power of authentic expression

Discover 11 Jewish blessings recited on particularly special occasions, such as a blessing for miracles, a blessing for kings, and a blessing for newlyweds

David Cohen and Shimon Ifargan, barbers who embraced faith, share their transformative journeys and revelations. "It's not always easy to follow the religious path in our work, but it's the right thing to do."

On his 278th yahrzeit, we remember Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto, mystic, thinker, and author who transformed Jewish life

Once viewed with suspicion by rabbis and rulers alike, coffee’s journey from exotic curiosity to kosher classic reveals how Jewish law embraces new trends with wisdom and balance

Linoy Yitzhak, who grew deaf as an infant, embraced Judaism but encountered an unexpected challenge in communicating with rabbis. This inspired her mission to bring the beauty of Jewish teachings to the deaf and hard of hearing.