January 28, 2026

PODCAST: A Jewish Philosophy of Man (E2): Methodology for a Jewish Religious Anthropology, from Metaphysical to Practical

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January 27, 2026

RESPONSE: How Hebraic an Inkling?

Mark Gottlieb describes P.H. Brazier’s “A Hebraic Inkling” as, “a comprehensive study devoted to C.S. Lewis’ views on Jews and Judaism.” In responding, Yaakov Weinstein observes that Brazier’s work goes much further by attempting to define Hebraic Christianity, and questions how the famed author and apologist measures up.  
January 25, 2026

Reflections on “The Sabbath”

Gianna Goldfarb revisits Abraham Joshua Heschel’s “The Sabbath” through the lens of her own evolving observance. Moving from passive rest to intentional holiness, she explores Shabbat as vulnerability, joy, and resistance to modern life—an intimate journey into Heschel’s “palace in time” that feels both deeply personal and urgently contemporary.
January 23, 2026

A New Offering: Zechariah Haber’s Legacy

As we approach the holiday of the giving of the Torah, David Shatz profiles a remarkable work by Zechariah Haber z”l, who fell in battle in Gaza, leaving behind a profound body of Torah scholarship, now published posthumously as “Minha Hadasha” (Yeshivat Har Etzion). “Its pages,” Shatz writes, “amply display the analytic brilliance of Torah, her richness and beauty; while the persona and life story of author augments our reverence for those who not only passionately love Torah, but stand ready to sacrifice their lives for the nation that treasures her.”