Multifaith
Reconstructionism, Chosenness, and the Abrahamic Dialogue
*This article was first published in the ZEEK issue “Reconstructionism: Denominationalism That Works?” (Fall 2010)* The first time I encountered the idea that Jews were a “chosen people,” I learned that this was a mistaken and...
Multifaith Work as Urgent, Deeply Meaningful and Complicated
A Response to Rabbi Nancy Fuchs Kreimer’s “Multifaith Relations: Four Decades of an Evolving Field”
Multifaith Relations: Four Decades of an Evolving Field
How can encountering religious diversity help us grow spiritually? If we can let down our barriers of fear and mistrust, how might we be enriched and inspired by the insights of other traditions?
Response to Rabbi Nancy Fuchs Kreimer’s “Multifaith Relations: Four Decades of an Evolving Field”
Honoring Nancy Fuchs Kreimer for her signal and courageous contributions to the field of multifaith studies.
A Havurah Explores Interfaith and Interracial Issues
African-American and Jewish residents of Capitol Hill are sitting in interfaith text studies. They hear the very different ways our communities engage with text and think about God.
Can Multi-faith Relations Be a Harbinger of a New Way That Faith Leaders See Their Own Religious Tradition?
When faith leaders in a community join together and determine that each of their traditions requires righting a particular injustice, relationships are formed that transcend the resolution of a particular issue.
Multifaith
Watch Rabbi Nancy Fuchs Kreimer discuss her essay, “Multifaith Relations: Four Decades of an...
Evolve is a project of Reconstructing Judaism
