Episode 149 The Temple Without and Within

Jewish law considers a violent ox to be problematic, but in the Torah Moses understood it in a very different way.

Jewish legal cases are typically decided by majority-rule. What does that say about Judaism's understanding of justice and human beings?

Two commandments shed light on why people often behave online in ways they never would face-to-face—and how to avoid doing so yourself.

As a devastating plague that ravaged 19th-century America reminds us, locusts are among the most destructive creatures in nature—yet forms of them are also the only insects that are kosher. What does this curious incongruity reveal?