The Torah Is a Record of a Divine-Human Encounter

Biblical Literalism Makes Judaism a Withered Tree

Biblical Criticism Is Not Science

Humility, Skepticism, and Defining the Boundaries of Faith

Better Perplexed than Whitewashed

The Torah is Greater than the Sum of Its Parts

An Age-Old Question: From Midrash to Maimonides to Krochmal

On the Relationship between Academic and Traditional Torah Study

A Non-Bifurcated Engagement with Torah

Rejecting Biblical Criticism… And Then

Torah, Historically Not from Sinai, Can Still Be from Heaven

Moses, Rabbi Akiva, and the Expansion of Torah Mi-Sinai

The Torah Is Sanctioned by God: In the Footsteps of the Abravanel

The Torah’s Essence Does Not Lie in Its Origin

Reconstructionism Reconciles Rationalism and Revelation

I Respect Academic Methodology but Am Not Convinced by Its Conclusions

Children Should Be Taught the Myth that Torah Is from Sinai

Torah is from Heaven, Don’t Confuse Mechanics with Philosophy

God as an Author Is Akin to Idolatry

Source Critics May Be Right, but the Torah Has the Power to Change the World

How to Not Address Source Criticism

Is it Halakhically Permissible to Study Source Criticism?