Was the universe created in six days — or over the past 13.8 billion years? Jewish thinkers have long wrestled with this question, exploring how ancient texts and modern science might actually be saying the same thing in different ways.
Darwin’s Theory of Evolution remains just that, a theory, despite nearly two centuries of searching for proof of transitioning species. The gaps between all species have only widened.
Through many forms of innovation, Israel is a leading example for the world in creating sustainable models of water consumption. Israeli companies export about $2 billion of water tech all over the world every year.
Scientific and Jewish beliefs are more compatible than you think. We sat down with leading world scientists and others to discover just how much we have in common
Professor Rovelli says that he and the Rabbi are from "different tribes" when it comes to how they understand the meaning of life. Rabbi Jacobs begs to differ and thinks their positions are much closer than the professor thinks. Can these two approaches truly ever be resolved?
We all seem to know what is meant by the term "now." The reality is that pinning down exactly when "now" is is surprisingly difficult. How might it change our thinking if there were no such thing?
While the bubonic plague raged elsewhere, Newton, in seclusion, embarked on what he'd later describe as the most intellectually productive period of his life.
Sir Isaac Newton and Judaism
