“Metamorphoses D.,” 1994 (gouache and ink on paper), by Grisha Bruskin (courtesy of the artist) It is perhaps impossible to define Jewish art, but addressing that difficulty is important as a ...

While Islam, Judaism and Christianity share that belief, it is understood in different ways. Islam prohibits the depiction of Mohammed to discourage any attempts to worship the prophet instead of God.

Courtesy of Jewish Art Salon. Various artists in the exhibit examine Genesis through political, existential or environmental lenses. ... Jewish artist Quimetta Perle presents God as a woman crying.

This is what is known as “God-optional Judaism,” an increasingly common model in the Jewish American landscape. Intended as a step towards greater accessibility and inclusivity, ...

The Art of Jewish Resilience: ... “I think that if I wasn’t with [Stephanie], I would have thought, oh, my God, this is horror. And, then sort of just gone on with my business.

Some Jewish people are connecting with their faith and God through use of psychedelics and say ancient history proves this is not new. Latest U.S.

God’s proclamation in the prior verse, “I am who I am” (v. 14), is a pun or riff on the Name’s connection to the Hebrew verb “to be.” The God of Israel is who he is: His sovereign ...

Right at the outset of the Aseret Hadibrot or Ten Declarations (commonly translated as the Ten Commandments), God declares, “I am the Lord your God Who took you out of the Land of Egypt&#8221… ...

God of Our Understanding: Jewish Spirituality and Recovery from Addiction Shais Taub, KTAV, $18.95 trade paper (384p) ISBN 978-1-60280-153-0. Twelve-step recovery is not just for goys.