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Let’s Talk About God: A Conversation with Rabbi Richard Agler
How and when does God come up in our minds?
Awe and Connectedness in the Classroom
How can we make more space for all learners to experience awe, regardless of their background?
Announcing the 2022 Selected Congregations for Scientists in Synagogues
Fourteen synagogues from across North America and Israel and were chosen to develop and run programs on science and Judaism in their communities.
Judaism Must learn to Welcome Outsiders to its Traditions
Much as we should continue honoring membership in a people, we should also acknowledge the ways that people can be Jewish, do Jewish, and experience Jewish in more ephemeral ways.
Evolution Education and Science Literacy in the South
Sinai and Synapses Fellowship alumna Amanda Townley talks with BioLogos about her experiences growing up and teaching science in the American South.
Who’s Forgiving Whom?
With student loan debt, we need to be clear about what forgiveness is and about who’s forgiving whom in this transaction.
Why Blood Is the Stuff of Life
Blood as a life force can be scary. Yet our verse, “do not stand idly by while your neighbor bleeds,” suggests another perspective.
Let There Be Light (But Not Too Much)
Light pollution is a bigger problem than many of us realize, and it is having a significant negative impact on all living things.
Sacred Space Episode 1: Science and Religion
Rabbi Geoff Mitelman was chosen as a consultant for this online course on science and religion at Academy for Jewish Religion, sponsored by AAAS Dialogue on Science, Ethics and Religion.
“The Mysterious” Versus “The Unknown”
For those of us who pray, do we need to know how and why God answers?
When God Saves Us In Spite Of Ourselves
Both Judaism and Christianity celebrate spring festivals centered on redemptive stories.
Brains and Minds: A Conversation With Rebecca Saxe, PhD
How do our brains show our feelings and relationships?