OPINION: Religion can survive culture wars but here's what the faith community must do
As an Orthodox rabbi, I absolutely believe that religion is important for its own sake.
Thankfully, the research here is undeniably telling. Numerous studies have confirmed that religious Americans are generally more altruistic neighbors and more conscientious citizens than their non-religious counterparts.
Second, from a free exercise perspective, we must have faith in and make use of the existing legal system. It has been nine years since the
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