(JTA) — For an energetic subset of supporters, the promise of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement centers on increasing the influence of Christianity in American life and returning the country to what they ...

For as long as there’s been discourse about Christianity, there’s been discourse about its relationship with Judaism. The topic has been explored through the lens of history, theology and sociology, ...

Last week, US ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee spoke at a Christian Zionist church in Jerusalem, whose unambiguous purpose ...

‘I am a wandering Jew, and a very confused Christian.” So writes acclaimed New York Times columnist David Brooks in “The Second Mountain: The Quest for a Moral Life,” his newly-published memoir of his ...

Engagement in serious, respectful conversation with other religious traditions is important and urgent. Leo Lefebure details why it’s also difficult. The Prodigal Son is often read to mean that God ...

The one thing that does happen in the second revolt... is [that] the self-consciously apocalyptic and messianic identity of Bar Kochba forces the issue for the Christian tradition. It appears that ...

“The worst deed of the Jewish people, the murder of the Messiah, resulted in the greatest blessings for mankind,” says a widely used Roman Catholic text book, reflecting what has been for centuries a ...

Can Jew and Christian now transcend their ugly recent past? Can new respect for religious freedom launch them toward mutual understanding without surrendering a vigorous Judaeo-Christian dialogue? The ...

When I first heard Joe Buchanan’s country music, I assumed he was a Messianic Jew. “How good, how good,” he croons with a Texas drawl over a twangy guitar. “Yeah, God I love the house where you grow.” ...

While I appreciate Andrew Doran’s efforts to raise awareness of anti-Semitism, his argument that “Christians Need to Confront Anti-Semitism” (Houses of Worship, Feb. 4) is outdated and deflects from ...

Relations between Christians and Jews have improved since the late Nineteen Forties, when churches in Europe and America acknowledged the horrors of the Holocaust. In Nineteen Sixty-Two the Vatican ...