The Abraham Principle: Bridging faith and science
Dr. Arnie Gotfryd, PhD, bridges modern science and traditional faith by walking us through the Biblical Patriarch’s cognitive journey as he analyzes nature to discover the underlying unity of all phenomena, the One we call G-d. Abraham is portrayed as an ecosystems analyst, a philosophical pioneer. His gift to mankind was ethical monotheism, an achievement accomplished by the power of reason, and unshakable faith in the ultimate Cause.
| Topics: | Torah & Science, Faith; Belief in G-d, Monotheism, Abraham |
Arnie Gotfryd (you can call him Aryeh) is an observant Jew, scientist, educator and entrepreneur. He earned Canada’s first Doctorate in Applied Ecology at the University of Toronto, where he went on to teach an award-winning course on the interplay of science and faith, a subject he has lectured on in dozens of cities worldwide, and written about in hundreds of articles and several books, including Mind Over Matter: The Lubavitcher Rebbe on Science, Technology and Medicine. He is the founder of Maxi Mind Learning, a service that applies the principles of neuroplasticity in a drug-free, activity-based treatment that has effectively helped thousands of children with ADHD and Autism to focus, learn and self-regulate better.
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