The Book of Doctrines and Opinions:

I posted an interview with Rabbi Prof Sam Lebens here, and then had a response by Rabbi Prof Bradley Artson here.

Rabbi Prof Bradley Artson offers a response to my interview with Sam Lebens.

The concept of a chosen people preferred by God challenges core ideas about fairness, divine love, and human equality.

Sunday is the 91st yahrzeit of Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook.

Wuhan University!

In the upcoming months, my blog will be back in full swing.

For those interested in AI and/or kabbalah, I just finished a first draft of a paper from a conference.

My book, A Jewish Trinity: Contemporary Christian Theology through Jewish Eyes, has finally appeared.

What are the Lurianic Kabbalistic intentions?

Before I continue my series on Rabbi Eliezer Melamed and post his views of Christianity and other religions, I will take a digression and present on the classic book by Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver, Where Judaism Differed (Macmillan, 1958).

Continuing my discussion about Rabbi Melamed on Other Religions.

For more than a century, many of the writings of Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook remained in manuscript, hidden away from the public eye.

The Israeli rabbinic world has finally begun to take account of the religions of the world, especially Hinduism and Buddhism, and has recently declared that they have the same status as Christianity.