October 10, 2024
With Yom Kippur hours away, Chaim Strauchler shares reflections on the sins of auto-correct. How does technology uniquely affect a transliterating community? What future technologies might assist and hamper the moral quest and the religious life journey?
October 7, 2024
With the arrival of October 7 we turn our minds back over the horrible year that has transpired. As we continue to pray for our soldiers and the immediate return of the remaining 101 hostages, revisit some of the material TRADITION has published aiming to help us make sense and find meaning in these events.
October 6, 2024
In reading the account of Kind David’s repentance through the prism of Psalm 51—"The Song of Repentance”—Judith Bleich offers lessons of teshuva and the manner in which we should engage in the repentance process with contrition, sincerity, and humbled hearts.
October 1, 2024
TRADITION 56:4 (Fall 2024) is wending its way to subscribers’ mailboxes in time for the upcoming holidays. Visit TraditionOnline to view the full table of contents for the issue and sample select open-access content particularly appropriate for the upcoming season: Neti Penstein on “Forgiveness: A Philosophical Analysis of the Halakhic Sources,” and Ari Schaffer reviewing two new books on the Etrog in halakha and botany, and in culture, history, and literature.
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