The Only Miracle by Debra Ginsberg Daniel was surprisingly hungry. He’d eaten a decent lunch—a sandwich with pickles and a

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For The Ghosts by Anne Burt y 13-year-old, as usual, is not eating her bowl of dry Honey Nut Cheerios.

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Are there aspects of Judaism that encourage arrogance—or that help guard against it? ...

by Marilyn Cooper Mar Cheshvan’s Rosh Hodesh, the monthly holiday celebrating the new moon, is traditionally associated with bitterness because

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The search for happiness is as old as humanity itself. In Jewish culture, the subject of happiness surfaces in biblical

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by Harold Ticktin I recently plucked a yellowed 95-cent paperback from my burgeoning backlog–one called The Jews Among the Nations,

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by Phyllis Myers I traveled to Poland in October 1989 as Central and Eastern Europe was emerging from a half-century

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by Richard Michelson The Answer is Lipman Pike. The category is Jewish baseball stars. Which of these is the correct

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by Linda Tucker David: The Divided Heart David Wolpe Yale University Press September 16, 2014, 184 pp, $25.00 A man

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We are sad to announce that Moment co-founder and founding editor Leonard Fein has passed away. ...
How has Jewish thinking influenced science? Moment poses the question to scientists and scholars Yehuda Bauer, Jonathan Ben-Dov, Edward Bormashenko, Jeremy Brown, Allison Coudert, Noah Efron, Shmuel Feiner, Gad Freudenthal, Rebecca Newberger Goldstein, Susan Greenfield, Menachem Kellner, Daniel Matt, Judea Pearl, Jonathan Sacks, Gerald Schroeder, Howard Smith, Hermona Soreq, Moshe ...

by Ellen Sue Spicer-Jacobson One of my fondest childhood memories is going with my father and siblings to Kramer’s Bakery

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