April 10, 2022

Reader Response: Cynthia Ozick

The distinguished author Cynthia Ozick responds to Sarah Rindner Blum's recent essay "Living Antiquities: Ozick, Great Books & Judaism" (TraditionOnline) -- part of TraditionOnline'e ongoing series exploring the role of the classics in contemporary religious life.
April 7, 2022

Spring 2022 Arrives

TRADITION's Spring 2022 issue has arrived -- making its way to subscribers' snailboxes now.
April 5, 2022

REVIEW: Beyond a Code of Jewish Law

Simcha Fishbane’s new book sets out to understand how Hayei Adam went from being a widely popular halakhic work among laymen, although largely ignored by the rabbinic establishment of its day, to a paradoxical mirror status in our own. Gidon Rothstein reviews…
April 3, 2022

The Royal Table

Surveying the mid-twentieth century American Jewish community from his pulpit, R. Norman Lamm mined the Passover story for two purposes – to make the case for royal humility, a constant vacillation between the confidence of freedom and the modesty of servitude, and as a call for a renewed and passionate Jewish observance. Stuart W. Halpern examines these themes as reflected in R. Lamm’s “The Royal Table.”