A civilisational reading of the Epstein affair in the light of Abrahamic scriptures Prof Hamid Naseem Rafiabadi Introduction When power detaches from moral restraint The Jeffrey Epstein affair has ...

I’ve become obsessed with podcasts. Here are my 15 favorite Jewish ones — from Israel-focused news to Torah to community.

Catholics believe that the church should engage in moral reformation as a means of preaching the saving grace of Jesus Christ — though, in our day, the tendency on left and right is to overprioritize ...

I was a rabbi before I became a lawyer, which informs a lot of my worldview,” the National Jewish Advocacy Center CEO told ...

A collage of two images: the upper photo shows Benjamin Netanyahu and Sara Netanyahu celebrating Mimouna, the traditional ...

A series of satellite images has uncovered long-lost rivers that some researchers are sure pinpoint the location of the ...

The phrase “Jewish settlement” is widely treated as a neutral legal description, but it rests on a mistranslation, a ...

On this week's episode of "The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast," John Dear hosts Ched Myers to speak about his new book on the Gospel of Luke and "Sabbath economics" that resist the idolatry of wealth, greed ...

Option 1: The man in Daniel 9:27 is the Roman general Titus Vespasianus, whom we met in Daniel 9:26, who will destroy the temple and Jerusalem in 70 A.D. Daniel 9:27, the argument goes, is still about ...