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Fighting Antisemitism is a Critical Piece of a Racial Justice Agenda
Without a deeper understanding of antisemitism and its relationship to white supremacy, our movements for justice can easily be undermined and weakened.
Environmental Racism: A New Year, An Ancient Call for Breath
The first time I flew into Philadelphia, I looked out the window and saw a mess of smokestacks and...
Revisiting Rituals: Offering Non-Alcoholic Options
For a person who is an alcoholic or for a family that contains an alcoholic, little or no acknowledgement is given to the recognition that a glass of wine can often be toxic.
Human Composting: A Reconstructionist Rabbi’s View
Recently legalized in Washington state, human composting is a new alternative to burial and cremation. How do Reconstructionists balance tradition with innovation in this case?
Human Composting: A Reconstructionist Rabbi’s View
Recently legalized in Washington state, human composting is a new alternative to burial and cremation. How do Reconstructionists balance tradition with innovation in this case?
Introducing Evolve on Judaism, Gender, and Gender Identity
An overview of Evolve's pieces on gender—from personal, communal, theological and political standpoints.
Process Theology and Seeing the Divine in the Other: A Reading of Brad Artson and Emmanuel Levinas
We find the divine in the face of the other. Everything is interrelated, including God.
Sefardi Crypto-Jews: Real Jews or Remnants of a Distant Past?
When Jews forced into hiding by the 15th-century Spanish Inquisition now want to affirm their Jewish identity, we should welcome and support them.
How to Have Healing Public Conversations About Israel-Palestine
Structured, facilitated dialogue among Jews about Israel-Palestine issues can help heal communal rifts and tensions.
Multifaith Work as Urgent, Deeply Meaningful and Complicated
A Response to Rabbi Nancy Fuchs Kreimer's "Multifaith Relations: Four Decades of an Evolving Field"
Juneteenth Offers Us A Day For Celebration, Reflection, And Healing
Rabbi Sandra Lawson explains the significance of Juneteenth and why it is important for Jewish individuals and communities to join in its celebration.
The Fifth Vessel of Jewish Ethics: Between a Person and Her Devices
Developing an applied ethics to our behavior on the Internet is an urgent priority.
The Priestly Blessing in Light of the Murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor
How might we transform the traditional words of our liturgy to address our pain and commitment?
Process Theology and Seeing the Divine in the Other: A Reading of Brad Artson and Emmanuel Levinas
We find the divine in the face of the other. Everything is interrelated, including God.
