Science and Torah

The Lubavitcher Rebbe explores the limits of scientific theories about creation and explains why science and the Torah need not be in conflict.

The planets do more than orbit the sun. Their movements create elegant geometric patterns that raise fascinating questions about order and design in the universe.

Researchers uncover dramatic evidence that the Mediterranean may have been rapidly flooded by one of the largest megafloods in Earth's history, challenging long-held assumptions about slow geological processes and reigniting interest in ancient historical traditions

Explore what has and has not been scientifically established about evolution, species adaptation, dinosaurs, and the Jewish perspective on Parashat Bereishit

Explore the fascinating debate between the theory of evolution and the Torah’s account of Creation

A journalist's challenge to modern evolution reporting raises important questions about evidence, assumptions, and scientific certainty.

What are mutations, and can they create entirely new traits? Explore the scientific discussion surrounding evolution and genetic change.

Are scientific theories about origins as settled as they seem? This article examines fossils, geological interpretations, and the Torah's perspective on creation.

A leading chemist shares why he believes the origin of life remains an unsolved mystery despite decades of scientific research.

Discover the fascinating intersection of paleontology, biblical interpretation, and the enduring mystery of Earth's prehistoric giants

What happens when a scientist begins asking deeper questions? This inspiring story follows one professor's search for truth.

Discover the fascinating connection between honey production, Jewish law, and scientific discoveries about the bee's remarkable anatomy

A Harvard-led study reveals how eight hours of sleep strengthen memory, improve learning, and boost mental performance — echoing advice given by Maimonides centuries ago

Explore the relationship between archaeological dating, ancient flood traditions, and the Torah's account of human history

Explore the debate between modern scientific theories and traditional Jewish teachings about fossils, giant creatures, and Earth's ancient past

Discover what the Talmud, classical Jewish commentators, and modern zoology have to say about mermaids, dolphins, and the unexplored mysteries of the ocean

How the Talmud's mysterious description of the Ark of the Covenant echoes modern concepts of space-time curvature, black holes, and the idea that the Torah transcends the limits of the physical universe

From ancient myths to the teachings of the Zohar, the debate over the Earth’s shape reveals a fascinating intersection of history, science, and Jewish wisdom that still sparks discussion today.