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Torah and Science
Torah and Science: Exploring the Intersection of Faith and Discovery
Yehosef Yaavetz
Xenobots Explained: The Tiny Living Machines Made From Frog Cells
Scientists used living frog cells to create tiny organisms called xenobots. Discover how they move, heal, and why they are transforming the future of biology and engineering.
Rabbi Zamir Cohen
Is There Water Above the Sky?
Discover how modern astronomy’s findings about comets, ice worlds, and cosmic water reservoirs have renewed interest in these ancient texts
Scientists Discover New Monkey Species Hidden in Congo's Rainforest
A black monkey with striking orange markings has been officially recognized as a new species after decades of research in the Congo Basin.
Yehosef Yavetz
The Jewish Traveler Who Became Vasco da Gama’s Trusted Adviser
Captured by pirates and later recruited by Vasco da Gama, Jewish traveler Gaspar da Gama became an invaluable interpreter, adviser, and guide during Portugal’s voyages to India.
Yehosef Yaavetz
The Scientist Who Says Microbiology Led Him to Doubt Evolution
Scott Minnich shares how his work in microbiology shaped his views on evolution, biological complexity, and intelligent design.
Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson
Can Science Really Explain the Origin of the Universe?
Rabbi Zamir Cohen
The Geological Discoveries That Challenge Evolution
Rabbi Zamir Cohen
From Fossils to Faith: Rethinking Evolution
Shlomo Tomer