History of Judaism

I watched an extremely interesting and thought provoking program the other night.  It was a two hour special called “The Exodus Decoded”.  This program was co-hosted by... keep reading →

Yiddish letters from the 1920s provide new insight into Jewish life in interwar Poland. keep reading →

In recent discourses with Samaritan brethren I have come to realize the injustices that have been perpetrated against this people; in particular, the suffering they have... keep reading →

Holocaust Interview Nathan: What was the holocaust? Charles: The holocaust occurred during World War || where the Nazis killed at least 6 million Jewish people and... keep reading →

Along the matted dirt path of Chongqing, children play in the fields bordering the green, mellow mounds not quite large enough to be mountains. “Ni hao!” I greet... keep reading →

One of the more common accusations made against Karaites, especially by leaders of Rabbinic Judaism, is that the Karaite religion is closer to being a Muslim faith. It's an... keep reading →

The story of the Hebrew lawgiver and prophet Moses is told in the books of the Bible from Exodus to Deuteronomy, which record critical events in the earliest history of the... keep reading →

There are so many unresolved questions regarding the Exodus that it is truly surprising that those of us that claim to follow Karaite traditions have not done our utmost to... keep reading →

Western civilization is one that has enjoyed a rich inheritance. But of all the differing and complex sources that have influenced the Western ‘way of thinking’, none are... keep reading →

Over the years I have been accused countless times of belonging to what mainstream Judaism considers a heretic sect.  From being called “Aher” or 'the other', to having... keep reading →