Susan Worst | Harvard Divinity Bulletin

A View From the Minaret

Posted by Susan Worst | Apr 15, 2019 | Featured, Islam, Judaism, Religious Communities, Spring/Summer 2019, Violence/Conflict

A day trip to Caesarea spurs memories of a childhood visit and reflections on how a disastrous past can go unseen even when it is in full view. By Linda Dittmar

God Talks: Neil Gillman Remembered

Posted by Susan Worst | Nov 15, 2018 | Autumn/Winter 2018, Dialogue, Judaism, Theology

Rabbi Neil Gillman pushed his students to think about theology with more rigor and more imagination. By Daniel Ross Goodman

A Rabbi on Our ‘Moral Emergency’

Posted by Susan Worst | Nov 15, 2018 | Autumn/Winter 2018, Dialogue, Judaism, Religion and Society

To be an acculturated Jew in America today is to vacillate between a sense of belonging and otherness. By Jordie Gerson

On Exile and Elsewhere

Posted by Susan Worst | Nov 15, 2018 | Autumn/Winter 2018, Dialogue, Judaism, Q&A, Religion and Literature, Writers & Writing

A lively conversation with author André Aciman on the self-help book he never wrote and why a sense of irony is a Jewish trait. Benjamin Balint and André Aciman

Author: Susan Worst

A View From the Minaret

God Talks: Neil Gillman Remembered

A Rabbi on Our ‘Moral Emergency’

On Exile and Elsewhere