Content on Religion and Science (Page 10)
Announcing Selected Congregations for “Scientists in Synagogues”
Sinai and Synapses has selected 11 synagogues for its initiative Scientists in Synagogues.
The Creativity of Wonder
Questions of “wonder” can spark tremendous creativity.
Lord Jonathan Sacks, Templeton Laureate
As both the Templeton Foundation and Rabbi Sacks would argue, we need all the sources of wisdom we can find.
It’s Always Good to Rethink Our Assumptions
If we can approach our level of knowledge with humility and openness, we can discover more about ourselves and our world.
How Television (and Plays) Can Change the Religion/Science Discussion
Can drama change the way we talk about religion and science? A fan of “Star Trek” and “Star Wars” and a former theater professional believe so.
Through What Lenses Do We Learn?
Rev. Mark Goodman and Rex Jung, Ph.D. ask, “How do we learn what we learn?”
Your Support Will Elevate the Public Discourse
Since its launch in 2013, Sinai and Synapses has become the source for information, perspectives and ideas about Judaism and science, and a major voice in the world of religion and science.
Remembering a Great Advocate for Science and Religion
“When a soul has in it the life of the spirit, then does it bring forth good fruit and become a Divine tree.” —‘Abdu’l-Bahá
The Mysterious Nature of Love and Truth
Jonathan Morgan and Rev. Doug Hammack share how both science and religion have influenced their views on both love and truth.
It’s Not About Science or Religion — It’s About Being Human
The Pew Research Center has just released a new study about how religion affects Americans’ views on science, and there are quite a few fascinating key takeaways.
Sorry, Science Doesn’t Make a Case for God. But That’s OK.
The fine-tuned universe is a compelling argument for God. It’s also deeply problematic.
An Interview with Rapper and Science Educator Baba Brinkman
A conversation with rapper and science educator Baba Brinkman, sharing the thought process and ideas behind his new show “The Rap Guide to Religion.”