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Praying together in Jerusalem unites Christians, Muslims and Jews
Rabbi Nahman of Breslov taught that it is best to pray with the simplicity of a child; talking to God as if He were your best friend. But what...
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Prayer, Art and Awards
Elijah’s Contribution to Peace in Jerusalem October 2015 was a very difficult month in Jerusalem, with the outbreak of the latest round of...
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Overcoming Evil with Faith – A Passover Lesson from Kansas City
It’s all about the battle of good and evil. Arguably, all Jewish festivals touch upon this theme in one way or another. Whether they celebrate...
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Memory and Hope: Forgiveness, Healing, and Interfaith Relations
Memory and Hope: Forgiveness, Healing, and Interfaith Relations We are proud to announce that the fourth volume of the Interreligious Reflections...
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Friendship Across Religions: Theological Perspectives on Interreligious Friendship
We are proud to announce that the third volume of the Interreligious Reflections series, “Friendship Across Religions: Theological Perspectives...
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Pope John Paul and the Scandal of Love: A Rabbi’s Perspective
A dead Pope, made a Saint since his passing away, and his secret love life is a hot item in the news. Oddly enough, it is headline news in Israel...
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True Religion: Pinto, ISIS and the quest for religious authenticity
Sometimes synchronicity sets us thinking. Consider the lessons to be learned from two discourses that came my way a few days ago. Pinto Goes to...
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The Cardinal in the Synagogue: A Story for Christmas Eve
Churches in Israel will be full tonight, Christmas Eve. And they will be full not only of the faithful but of visitors, Jewish Israeli visitors...
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Affirming Brotherhood and Partnership — Jewish Celebration of Christian Transformation
Fifty years ago the Catholic Church made one of the most remarkable changes in the history of human religious history. For close to two...
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Sukkot and Modi’s Guru: On the passing of Swami Dayananda
Sukkot is our most universal festival. Zachariah speaks of all nations coming to Jerusalem to celebrate the feast of Sukkot, which in turn...
