Notebook
The Paradox of Secular Judaism
Secular Jews, from Ber Borochov to ‘Broad City,’ lambast tradition but never stray far from the source
By
Liel Leibovitz
· April 28, 2016
The Scroll
Soccer on Shabbat? Maybe Not, Rules Israeli Court
Games canceled as Israel considers whether teams can play on Shabbat.
By
Michael Schulson
· September 3, 2015
Book Reviews
The Secular Revival
Jacques Berlinerblau’s book
How To be Secular
makes a historical case for a strong church-state division
By
Liel Leibovitz
· August 17, 2012
Notebook
South Carolina’s Secular Crusader
In a new memoir, Herb Silverman recounts his legal battle against a state ban on atheists seeking public office
By
Laura Paull
· June 21, 2012
Personal History
New Republic
I grew up in a world of observance, separate from secular America, but soon realized that the borders are more porous than they seem
By
Simon Yisrael Feuerman
· March 12, 2012
The Scroll
Academics Riff on Zionism, Diaspora
Butler, West, others speak at Cooper Union
By
Marissa Brostoff
· October 23, 2009
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