Comparing and contrasting different cases of “religionization” or “desecularization” yields striking parallels.

Yes. Understanding why this is true sheds light on one important formula of peace in a pluralist society.

Can religion be presented in an objective and theologically neutral way, be it for educational or entertainment purposes?

As democratic progress stalls around the world, what is required on both sides of the Atlantic is the emergence of political leaders who are both hard-nosed and morally responsible. If only one could advertise!

One does not have to be a postmodern theorist to debunk most of the “narratives” that have emerged in the wake of the June 12 massacre.

It is possible to approach the Talmud without affirming the truth claims it implies. However, to do so has a price—the loss of its deepest meaning.

Both latter-day Jacobins and “godders” may agree on the facts, but will have opposite views on what should be done about the alleged facts.

In the words of a great writer, admirable actions may be another sign “that God has not given up on humanity”.

As in virtually all items that have become issues in the culture war, protagonists on both sides are absolutely convinced of the rightness of their ideology and the wickedness of anyone who doubts this.

A set of recommendations on a strategic platform for those not ready to worship at the shrine of progressive ideology.