Rabbi Adam Jacobs is a rabbi, author, and educator. He is the founder of The Looking Glass, which offers Jewish wisdom for the searching soul through programs like Letting Go and What If It's True?, and the creator of Feed Your Head, a publication exploring spirituality, film, music, and philosophy. After 26 years at Aish, where he founded the Aish Center, he now devotes himself to helping people discover the extraordinary hidden inside ordinary life.
A wide-ranging interview with the Grammy and Emmy-award nominated singer and songwriter on creativity and spirituality, Ishay Ribo, and sticking your neck out for Israel after October 7th.
From antiquity to the present, there have been many great philosophers who have made "cosmological" arguments for the existence of God. Are they still compelling?
The more closely we examine the physical world, the more it seems to recede from us. Our mistake is trying to grasp the whole by only looking at a part.
Is it possible to prove that the Universe had a beginning? Many philosophical arguments have been put forth over thousands of years but do they still hold water?