Why does Noah curse his grandson, Canaan, who has seemingly done absolutely nothing?

What does Judaism have to say about the process of creation...

Letting go of the illusion that we can control it all. Sukkot as a metaphor

When it comes to meting out consequences, should you ever withhold them?

Can someone make a pledge on our behalf? What if we're not present? And what does it mean to be present anyway?

What does it mean to think in an analog style in a digital age...

How do we know when we're "on the right path." What keeps us from following it, and how do we get back on track when we've gone astray.

In Judaism, words matter. That’s not to say they don’t matter elsewhere. Of course they do. Not surprisingly though, in Judaism people have been talking and writing about the power of words for a very long time

As Jewish Universalists, we strive to make Judaism accessible to all because we recognize that there is no value in excluding anyone for any reason.

Everyone has her or his unique gift to offer, and the gift flows from the wisdom of one's heart...