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Part 1
Addressing in brief the apparent incompatibility between science and religion and why Judaism has no such problem.
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Part 2
We shouldn’t be afraid of science; rather we should explore it, understand it and see the Divine within it.
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The Rabbi and the Scientist
Recently some atheists in academia have launched venomous attacks on religion and belief in G-d. Join us for an up-close examination of religious belief under the critical light of reason.
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| Should we modify our interpretation of the Torah and faith in G-d to fit human understanding and science or should it be the reverse?
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The Rabbi and the Scientist
The astonishing ways of cloning and the Halachic views. Also, a source for cloning from thousands of years ago.
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The Rabbi and the Scientist
The history of green evolutions one and green evolutions two; what scientists think about genetic modified foods; what is allowed and what is not allowed according to Jewish law?
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| How the development in science serves as a vehicle in enhancing our understanding of Kabbalistic concepts.
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| Kabbalistic insights into biogenetic engineering, nanotechnology & robotics.
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Jewish ideas on being connected in today’s world
We are increasingly becoming aware of how closely linked we all are. We will look at the ability of such a network to create new emergent properties that hold the potential to bring about a sudden global revolution.
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| Is there a connection between the prophecies found in the Torah and the explosion of scientific knowledge and technology? What does all the advancement in technology mean for the future of Judaism?
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| A discussion of the apparent contradictions between Torah and science and the relationship between them.
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The Rabbi and the Scientist
The scientific view on evolution and creation and the way religious people (including those of other religions, as well) view evolution; Also a look at what proofs each side has.
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The Rabbi and the Scientist
The scientist's view on how we can explain the ten plagues in Egypt according to the laws of nature and the Rabbi’s view on why we should not accept such theories.
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| A compelling and informative talk on the Jewish perspective on the ethical questions of our time.
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| Darwin's theory of evolution from a Torah perspective
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