essay After Secularism Twenty-first-century students are embracing faith, spirituality, and purpose in ways that are reshaping chaplaincies and campus life. By James W. Fraser
Why Bother with “Interfaith Dialogue”? In the last century, a group of religious sages quarreled over whether Jews talking theology with Christians was even permissible By Daniel Ross Goodman
The Crack-Up October 7, Trump, Gaza, and the mayoral election seemed to end the golden age of New York Jewry. I went to Lithuania—the home of our last golden age—and found no comfort. By David Sugarman