Content on Time
Is Teshuvah Possible?
If we can trace the steps of cause-and-effect all the way back to the Big Bang – and free will does not exist – then what about the possibility of teshuvah (repentance)?
How Long is Forever? A Physics and Astronomy Perspective
Recent advances in physics and the study of time bring us one step closer to an understanding of what “eternity” really is.
The Good Old Days Weren’t Always Good
Nostalgia can do strange things to our minds.
The Eclipse Isn’t Just a Natural Process – It’s a Historical Event
Eclipses are not just personal experiences; they are generational records that last for millennia.
The Intricacies of the Jewish Calendar
A calendar is so much more than a system of organizing days – it can define a people and their outlook on the universe.
What Does “Eternal” Mean?
God’s view of time could be stranger and more complex than either Newton or Augustine thought.
A Conversation on Cosmology
If we can see how far light has traveled, might we be able to go back to where it all began?
Those Who Know the Past
What paleontologists know about the history of life on Earth is critical for protecting its future – and we also probably have more fun doing what we do than any other group of scientists..
Understanding Deep Time: A Conversation With Dr. Roy Plotnick
How do you explore events that took longer – and were too long ago – for the human mind to comprehend?
Does God Live In Another Dimension?
How do we picture an infinite God being with us?
The Clock in the Mountain
We can grow in faith by deepening our patience toward God, but we grow in strength by preserving a small seed of loving impatience toward ourselves.
Counting During COVID
Perhaps we will remember this time by the actions we took, not the time spent in our homes. Perhaps we will measure this time in phone calls, in virtual connectivity, in mask-clad smiles.