Science & Technology

How the technological advances of recent times are connected to approach of the Messianic Era

What is time? And if we understood what time is--and what are the "windows" of timelessness within our existence--what practical difference would this make in our lives?

Science may not discuss G-d, but it does describe His works. As it penetrates deeper and deeper to the core of things, it opens a window towards appreciating creation's intrinsic unity with the Creator

From a letter by the Rebbe, March 1954 (free translation) The belief in a One G-d leads to a belief in a one Torah, which compels that we should be “a one people on earth.” In other words, in all matters a person should seek unity, for only then is the ...

From the Rebbe’s talks, Winter 1966 (free translation) Our sages have said: “All that G-d created was created for His honor.” This applies also to all the scientific discoveries of recent years--their purpose is to add honor to G-d by using them for ...

For millennia we were ridiculed for believing that the world began, cause and effect are not inherently linked, a whole is greater than the sum of its parts, the human psyche is multi-layered...

People in New York are speaking about the eerie silence around us. I wonder which is more eerie: the sound of air conditioners and subways or the sound of our souls?

The Rebbe studied both sciences and humanities at the University of Berlin and at the Sorbonne. Throughout the nineteenth century and for most of the twentieth, rabbis dealt with the "challenge of science." Generally, their approach was the classic one ...

Sixty-seven different steps have to happen in sequence so that a newborn infant can go from a creature that lives in water to an oxygen-breathing baby. If a company tried to build it, it wouldn’t work