by Daniel Friedmann
by Rabbi Ephraim Horowitz, Ph.D.
Was the Universe continually creating massive numbers of random combinations of atoms until it generated life?
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
Things to know while praying for rain.
by Rabbi Moshe Hauer
Guiding our health care decisions according to Jewish law.
by Prof. Nathan Aviezer
Once unthinkable, the accounts of creation by Torah and science are converging.
by Dr. Jacob L. Freedman
As a doctor and as a Jew, I am against physician-assisted suicide.
by Leibel Reznick
Independent sources confirm many of the major and minor characters of the Bible.
Rabbi Benjamin Blech
by Rabbi Benjamin Blech
A cautionary tale about artificial intelligence.
by Yoram Bogacz
The latest neuro-nonsense is part of a larger drive towards reductionism in science.
by Rabbi Yosef Bitton
The recent discovery of primordial gravitational waves supports the Torah’s account of creation, and may shed light on the age of the universe enigma.
by Rabbi Adam Jacobs
Despite the staggering discoveries made by science, the universe is still shrouded in awesome mystery.
by Rabbi Avi Shafran
New studies demonstrate how people thought to be in an irreversible “vegetative” state showed signs of full consciousness.
by Rabbi Yonason Goldson
Sometime we need to learn how to see.
by Daniel Eisenberg, M.D.
A Jewish approach to risk evaluation.
by David Klinghoffer
DNA is one of the most powerful clues we have of the existence of a spiritual reality.
by Dr. Gerald Schroeder
Is God needed to create the universe?
Approaching the boundaries of nature with trepidation.
by Yaakov Astor
Our planet is truly a miracle.
by Galia Berry
Angel of mercy or angel of death? A cautionary tale.
Patients thought to be in a vegetative state were demonstrated to be hearing and thinking.
Contrary to popular Egyptologist belief, the Torah does contain numerous hints of contemporary life in ancient Egypt.
One reason why I know there is a God active in our world.
by Alan Freishtat
How to keep your resolution to get fit and healthy.
How to lose weight and keep it off.
A Jewish response to the potential swine flu pandemic.
Unable to disprove the message, The NY Times tries to discredit the messenger.
by Aryeh Magram
Long live the lichen!
Do we own our bodies, or are they only on loan?
by Jonathan Rosenblum
An assault on the concept of the sanctity of life.
How do we balance respecting the dead with the need to help the living?
Would it be good if we could genetically alter human characteristics like IQ and height?
by Jeff Jacoby
Religious inquiry and scientific investigation can complement each other.
Thou shalt not vacuum thy fellow.
Do you know what act the law is addressing?
Angelina Jolie's decision: weighing the pros and cons.
by Rabbi Boruch Leff
What's the deeper meaning behind the creation of a loud smack right in the middle of a heavy rainstorm?
A comprehensive overview on plastic surgery in Jewish law.
When is a person no longer considered alive?
Does Jewish law permit donating a kidney? What about selling one?
Has the sanctity of human life become passe?
Who says the theory of evolution is scientific?
by Rabbi Yaakov Kleiman
In search of the historical Abraham.
An M.I.T. trained scientist takes a look at Darwin, the fossil record, and the likelihood of random evolution.
Eighty years ago, the thought controllers wanted no Darwin; today's thought controllers want only Darwin.
by Rabbi Dr. Natan Slifkin
An ancient text reveals how everything in the natural world is a tapestry of spiritual lessons for life.
It has long been our environmental duty to save species from extinction. Will genetic engineering change all that?
Are religious scientists unwelcome at the Smithsonian?
A Jewish perspective on issues related to screening for Tay-Sachs disease.
From cloned sheep to implantable chips in human beings, are we moving too fast through uncharted territory?
An introduction to the system of Jewish Law.
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