judaism

Journalist and political advocate Tarek Fatah explores the divide between Muslims and Jews, drawing on research to discuss the roots of the conflict and addressing passages in the Quran which can be viewed as anti-Semitic.

Examines the role of the Old Testament in Christian tradition, making specific reference to the actions of the older brother in the parable of the Prodigal Son and the relationship between Christianity and Judaism.

Offers advice to Torah-observant Jews on how to maintain relationships with non or less observant parents, siblings, and extended family members, discussing issues related to dietary laws, Sabbath and Jewish holiday observances, modesty and women, dating practices and married life, family life cycle events, and education.

Provides an overview of the practices, traditions, philosophical beliefs, and historical foundations of the Jewish religion.

Chronicles the foundation and formation of the three great monotheistic religions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, and their rise in popularity throughout history.

Offers a behind-the-scenes look at a small Brooklyn-based group of Hasidism and the extraordinary lengths to which they take their mission of outreach.

A collection of writings on Jewish themes including sacred texts, literature, art and craft, sorrow and survival, diaspora and homeland.

Drawn from his private correspondence, a biography of the spiritual leader, scholar, counselor, and controversial advocate for women's rights and community openness details his achievements and his profound impact on the world.