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My first introduction to Judaism would be when I read the Tanakh, which at the time I understood only as the “Old Testament.” I interpreted it in the way Christians had generally been taught to do so: ...

It was just reported that the California legislature passed a bill making it the first state to recognize Jewish identity as an ethnicity, as well as a religion. Proponents of the bill believe that ...

Our last BUJS Forum of the year took place on April 27 in the Elie Wiesel Center library. Our speaker, Dr. Rachel Gordan, joined us to speak about how Judaism rose to prominence as a major American ...

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The separation between religion and politics is often misunderstood. The manmade borders between religion and politics should not serve as an obstruction to the interaction between these two critical ...