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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.
When I spoke about the possibility of Darwin being wrong, only one student objected.
A Case Study
For the memory question, all four said that in general, people looked up. For the concentration question, all four said the majority looked down.
The Kabbalah on the scientific revolution
An 1800 year old, Kabbalistic end-times prophecy clearly predicted the onset of the scientific revolution, right down to the dates, and grants science an illustrious role—as harbinger of the Days of Moshiach and the seventh millennium.
Discovering G-d through science
Surprise! The crown prince of all natural sciences – quantum physics – has turned classical science on its head. Material realism—gone. Logical positivism—finished. Causal determinism—a myth. Instead we have a world where consciousness creates reality and...
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 ...
Discovering G-d through science
How Random is Life?
Mohan Srivastava’s daughter is only eight years old, but she already knows how to pick winning lottery tickets up to 90 percent of the time. She’s not a prophetess, nor is she a genius—it’s a trick she was taught by her statistician father, who looks for ...
Physical reality is like your computer screen. The pictures it displays aren't substantial physical objects, but dynamic images that are being constantly regenerated.
When we get to the climax of the prayer service, the top rung of the ladder, the Amida, what do we hear? Nothing. Just lips moving. But why? Why, after all the hub-bub, when we get to the heart of our personal conversation with G-d, do we finally go silen...
Are you investing your life savings based on wikinformation? Are you treating a fatal condition based on a health blog you found? Are you calling a once-in-a-lifetime business contact on a VOIP line?
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