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Newest Article: Why We Can Read the Torah, Fractures and All
Written by Angela Roskop Erisman
I embrace the text with all its beautiful imperfections, and my concern is not to dismiss the idea that it has a history but to understand that history better. I want to encourage us to see the fractures not as barriers to reading but as protrusions of past textual landscapes that prompt… Read More

 

 

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