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Meir Solveichik on Yuval Levin’s ‘The Fractured Republic’
What the "revolution in the structure of American religiosity" means for the United States.
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God and the Fourth of July
Asked to propose a national seal in 1776, Franklin and Jefferson chose religious themes.
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The Jews of the American Revolution
A ritual for Memorial Day at a cemetery in downtown Manhattan.
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When Lincoln Died on Passover
Seeing Lincoln's death through Jewish eyes.
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The Temple Mount: In Whose Hands?
The reason Jews can’t pray at Judaism’s holiest site.
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God Delivered the Pilgrims—and My People
Thanksgiving always had particular resonance for one group of religious freedom-seekers.
Speech
Religion and Ethics in an Age of Terror
A former attorney general and district judge joins Rabbi Soloveichik to think about what role…
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Blessed Unions
What the traditional Jewish wedding tells us about the American Founding.
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Lines Crossed: Separation of Church and State
Has the Obama administration infringed on freedom of religion and freedom of conscience?…
Speech
Meir Soloveichik and Senator Joseph Lieberman on Faith in America
Rabbi Soloveichik chats with the former Vice Presidential candidate about Shabbat observance, religion in American…