At stake is nothing less than the meaning of Israel as a Jewish and democratic state and the power of its state institutions to preserve human rights and minority rights.

Fifth time's the charm.

Yehuda Kurtzer explores the challenges and opportunities of ideological pluralism, and how we might foster an ethic of inclusion in the Chicago Jewish community.

Zohar Atkin discusses theology, pluralism, Maimonides, "bad Jews," and the importance of striving with Noah Feldman.

Four-part series led by Benjamin Sommer exploring the limits and opportunities of pluralism.

Yossi Klein Halevi offers his thoughts on the possibilities and challenges of the new Israeli government.

Panel presentation with Donniel Hartman on the topic of liberal Judaism in Israeli society.

What could be more sacred than the Tabernacle, where the Divine Presence rests? Maybe the interpersonal relationships we imbue with that very holiness.

How can we approach disparate viewpoints in our broken world and return to civility, respectful discourse and engagement?

Donniel Hartman talks about places in the Jewish tradition that make room for pluralism

Why should we offer prayers at a political convention? For me, the purpose of Jewish prayer is two-fold.

America finds itself in a moral crisis concerning questions of race, power, and political leadership. Can we respond in a way that is pluralistic?