Paul E. Nahme is Dorot Assistant Professor of Judaic studies and an assistant professor of religious studies at Brown University.Yaniv Feller is an assistant professor of religion and Jewish studies at the University of Florida.

• Introduction: Covenantal Thinking in the Post-Polemic AgePaul E. Nahme and Yaniv FellerI. Election1. Speech Delivered at the Seventh Annual Semikha Ceremony of Yeshivat MaharatMarianne Novak2. From Prison to HomeMartin Kavka3. Freedom from God: Rebalancing David Novak’s Covenantal TheologyJim Diamond4. What, Not Who, Is a Jew: Halevi-Maimonides in Those Days, Rabbi Aviner and Rabbi Kafih in Our DaysMenachem Kellner5. ReplyDavid NovakII. Natural Law6. Reconciling Chosenness and Natural Law in David Novak’s Theology of CovenantLeora Batnitzky7. Getting Clear and Getting Real about Natural LawLenn Goodman8. Inviting David Novak to Re-appraise "Natural Theology"Matthew Levering9. ReplyDavid NovakIII. Polity10. Covenant and Federalism: An Appreciation and Critique of David Novak’s Social and Political ThoughtAlan Mittleman11. Politics and Precedent: David Novak, Meir Kahane, and Yoel Teitelbaum (the Satmar Rebbe) on Judaism and ZionismShaul Magid12. ReplyDavid NovakIV. Reason13. How "Interfaith" Was Medieval Philosophical Dialogue: Wrestling with the Thought of David NovakAaron Hughes14. The Limits of Jewish Philosophical ReflectionRandi Rashkover15. David Novak on Covenantal RelationsPeter Ochs16. ReplyDavid NovakBiographies of the Authors

Paul E. Nahme is Dorot Assistant Professor of Judaic studies and an assistant professor of religious studies at Brown University.Yaniv Feller is an assistant professor of religion and Jewish studies at the University of Florida.

• Introduction: Covenantal Thinking in the Post-Polemic AgePaul E. Nahme and Yaniv FellerI. Election1. Speech Delivered at the Seventh Annual Semikha Ceremony of Yeshivat MaharatMarianne Novak2. From Prison to HomeMartin Kavka3. Freedom from God: Rebalancing David Novak’s Covenantal TheologyJim Diamond4. What, Not Who, Is a Jew: Halevi-Maimonides in Those Days, Rabbi Aviner and Rabbi Kafih in Our DaysMenachem Kellner5. ReplyDavid NovakII. Natural Law6. Reconciling Chosenness and Natural Law in David Novak’s Theology of CovenantLeora Batnitzky7. Getting Clear and Getting Real about Natural LawLenn Goodman8. Inviting David Novak to Re-appraise "Natural Theology"Matthew Levering9. ReplyDavid NovakIII. Polity10. Covenant and Federalism: An Appreciation and Critique of David Novak’s Social and Political ThoughtAlan Mittleman11. Politics and Precedent: David Novak, Meir Kahane, and Yoel Teitelbaum (the Satmar Rebbe) on Judaism and ZionismShaul Magid12. ReplyDavid NovakIV. Reason13. How "Interfaith" Was Medieval Philosophical Dialogue: Wrestling with the Thought of David NovakAaron Hughes14. The Limits of Jewish Philosophical ReflectionRandi Rashkover15. David Novak on Covenantal RelationsPeter Ochs16. ReplyDavid NovakBiographies of the Authors

Paul E. Nahme is Dorot Assistant Professor of Judaic studies and an assistant professor of religious studies at Brown University.Yaniv Feller is an assistant professor of religion and Jewish studies at the University of Florida.

• Introduction: Covenantal Thinking in the Post-Polemic AgePaul E. Nahme and Yaniv FellerI. Election1. Speech Delivered at the Seventh Annual Semikha Ceremony of Yeshivat MaharatMarianne Novak2. From Prison to HomeMartin Kavka3. Freedom from God: Rebalancing David Novak’s Covenantal TheologyJim Diamond4. What, Not Who, Is a Jew: Halevi-Maimonides in Those Days, Rabbi Aviner and Rabbi Kafih in Our DaysMenachem Kellner5. ReplyDavid NovakII. Natural Law6. Reconciling Chosenness and Natural Law in David Novak’s Theology of CovenantLeora Batnitzky7. Getting Clear and Getting Real about Natural LawLenn Goodman8. Inviting David Novak to Re-appraise "Natural Theology"Matthew Levering9. ReplyDavid NovakIII. Polity10. Covenant and Federalism: An Appreciation and Critique of David Novak’s Social and Political ThoughtAlan Mittleman11. Politics and Precedent: David Novak, Meir Kahane, and Yoel Teitelbaum (the Satmar Rebbe) on Judaism and ZionismShaul Magid12. ReplyDavid NovakIV. Reason13. How "Interfaith" Was Medieval Philosophical Dialogue: Wrestling with the Thought of David NovakAaron Hughes14. The Limits of Jewish Philosophical ReflectionRandi Rashkover15. David Novak on Covenantal RelationsPeter Ochs16. ReplyDavid NovakBiographies of the Authors