The existence of AIs has prompted all manner of soul-searching about the nature of humanity.

Mara Benjamin and Judith Plaskow discuss the responsibility of theologians in response to today's escalating climate crisis.

Micah Goodman and Jonathan Haidt explore how faith and ethics can contribute to healing a society broken apart by technology.

Can the fool be holy? Can the troll be a prophet? Can the idiot travel where the philosopher cannot?

Drawing on classical midrash, medieval exegesis and kabbalah, Melila Hellner-Eshed explores interpretations of the iconic opening of the Bible.

Through poetry and mystical sources, Melila Hellner-Eshed explores the meaning of Torah in Zohar and Hasidut.

Over two sessions Dani Segal delves into Yehuda Amichai's book, Open Closed Open.

What happens when our religious discourse is rooted in elements other than faith and God?

Why does some dialogue between people of different religious commitments succeed and others fail? And what does it mean for interfaith dialogue to be successful?

Empathy is the engine of moral life and the power that shapes healthy politics.