Articles
Reconstructing Kaplan
Read moreReview essay of Mel Scult, The Religious Humanism of Mordecai Kaplan: An Anthology (Mosaic Press, 2026).
What We Lose When Jesus Is Separated from His Jewish Roots
Read moreExodus gives us the reason for the Passover meal and its original instructions. Deuteronomy later directs Israel to sacrifice and eat the…
Christology According to the Scriptures: Complementing Nicaea with Jewish Narrative, Vocabulary, and Symbols
Read moreThe composition of the Nicene Creed – technically the “Nicaeno-Constantinopolitan Creed,” as the statement of faith first drafted at Nicaea…
Renewing Tradition: The Orthodox Christians in Dialogue with Jews Working Group and the Challenge of Anti-Judaism
Read moreIn spring 2023 the Orthodox Theological Society in America (OTSA) launched a significant new initiative aimed at addressing one of the most…
We Must Learn to Hear What the Other is Really Saying
Read moreA response to Prof. Sergio Della Pergola. Concerning Patriarch Pierbattista Pizzaballa’s Recent Pastoral Letter.
Bridging Traditions: Reflection on Nearly Half a Century of Jewish-Orthodox Christian Dialogue in Cambridge
Read moreGeneral Introduction to the Topic: the encounters of Orthodox Christianity and Judaism
Orthodox Christianity is often seen as the Christian…
The CODJ Association and its Theological Group for Jewish-Orthodox Christian Dialogue
Read moreHistory, Developments and Objectives
Bonhoeffer, Kierkegaard, and Conditional Pacifism
Read moreDietrich Bonhoeffer was a Christian pacifist who believed Jesus Christ taught nonviolence, yet Bonhoeffer was involved in a conspiracy to…
Peace Voices in the Middle East
Read moreFocus on the Geneva Initiative, Hinuch le Shalom and the Palestinian Peace Coalition.
Pascha as Liberation
Read moreIn Orthodox Christian tradition, the feast we are discussing today is called Pascha, which is simply the Greek form of Pesach.