Science & Technology

World renowned scholars, neurologists, rabbis, bioethicists, physicians and other advanced professionals examine Torah wisdom and scientific knowledge about the universe, human life, and the mind.

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.

About two centuries ago, a flood was under way. Today, that flood is still taking us somewhere.

The Rebbe publicly encouraged the use of new media to spread knowledge of Judaism and chassidism.

It is hard work to reconcile—in one’s own mind and heart—belief in an omnipotent Creator with all of the information one acquires from the secular fields of wisdom. It is even more challenging to communicate that fusion to others—friends, family, colleagu...

According to the Zohar, the development of technology is conducive to spiritual growth and is actually a prelude to the coming of Moshiach.

Bombarded from every direction, we can hardly help but respond. We try harder, run faster and work longer, racing at breakneck speed like mad hamsters on a wheel. No one expects to keep running forever. We all intend to stop—just as soon as we get where w...

The line between creator and creation has gotten blurrier lately, thanks to sophisticated robots that are smart enough to invent technologies of their own. Who has the right to patent these cybersolutions, the inventor of the robot, or the robot itself?

Velvel Greene, chair of epidemiology public health and professor emeritus at Ben-Gurion University and director of the Lord Jacobovitz Center for Jewish Medical Ethics, discusses science & religion.