Founder and Director
Prisma
Tap the wisdom of world religion. Skip the dogma. Guided by world-recognized experts, we offer a safe, non-proselytizing space to explore diverse traditions and find the frameworks that speak to you.
Zev I.
Farber
“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man.”
George Bernard Shaw, “Maxims for Revolutionists”
Where I work
Senior Editor and Fellow
TheTorah.com
Our mission is to make academic biblical scholarship accessible and engaging to readers from all backgrounds.
In development
HolyLand Historical Atlas
An interactive, trilingual historical atlas of the land, from the ancient period to the present, to be built by scholars of all backgrounds.
Projects
Reading app · in beta
Lectorium
Read the world's classic myths, stories, and wisdom texts in their original languages, with the apparatus carrying whatever the reader cannot yet.
Painted Wolf · publisher
Painted Wolf Adventure Classics
Complete works of classic adventure authors, with comprehensive author bio and survey of works, reprinted with easy-to-read modern formatting, beginning with H. Rider Haggard.
Browse the seriesUdemy · video course
Developmental Editing
Developmental editing for editors and writers, mainly for non-fiction.
Buy on UdemySpotify · bedtime stories
Zevtime Stories
I have six kids. I read all of them the same bedtime stories: Oz, Winnie the Pooh, Alice in Wonderland, and other classics. Now my children are older and are having children of their own, so I am doing one more set of reading, for all my grandchildren now and to come, and any other children who wish to listen and enjoy these fun stories the way my kids did.
Listen on SpotifyPress
TabletReconciling Modern Biblical Scholarship With Traditional Orthodox Belief
HaaretzThese Orthodox Jews Are Challenging Commonly Held Beliefs About the Torah
The Jewish ChronicleThe Rabbi Behind the American Jacobs Affair
Ynetהמהפכה השקטה
Modern JudaismIs Modern Orthodoxy Moving Towards an Acceptance of Biblical Criticism?
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