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The ancient site of Gath, identified with Tell es-Safi, was destroyed by fire. But when exactly did this happen? Without inscriptions or historical records, how can we know? Recent scientific discoveries provide intriguing insights.

The Torah describes the creation of the universe through divine will, as in Genesis. How does modern science explain the universe's origin? Could there be a surprising alignment between Torah and contemporary scientific theories, despite being written 3300 years ago?

Jim Holt explores the question of existence, engaging with professors, scholars, and university leaders. Yet, he finds no satisfying answer that reconciles his atheism.

Could the Talmud contain insights about the universe that have yet to be discovered by modern science?

Throughout history, accounts of 'raining frogs' have intrigued many. Despite lacking a clear explanation, researchers ponder connections to Biblical events.

Even if thermodynamics is beyond me, how can we understand if there truly is a Creator of the universe?

Jewish tradition from 3,300 years ago speaks of the serpent's curse — a lack of taste after Adam's sin. What does science say?

"Aurora" paints the night skies with vibrant colors. Could ancient Jewish texts hold the secrets to this scientific wonder?

Thousands of years ago, it was declared that no matter how far technology and science progress, three things will always remain beyond human control. Who could make such a claim, and back it up, if not the Creator Himself?

Could it be that the existence of black holes is explicitly mentioned in Jewish texts for thousands of years?

Could ancient texts from over 2,000 years ago hold scientific truths about the stars that modern science has only recently uncovered? Join us on this fascinating exploration.

Some choose to hold onto limited perspectives, avoiding deeper truths about the universe. This might seem simple, but it's a significant oversight...

Discover the ancient Jewish texts that recognized the Earth's roundness long before modern science confirmed it.

Could there really be an ancient decree governing the maximum lifespan of a human being? Let's dive into the ancient texts and modern science to explore this fascinating question.

On a clear night, you can spot a few thousand stars with the naked eye. But could people really estimate the universe's stars 1,500 to 2,000 years ago?

How can intelligent people hold a steadfast belief that humans and the complexity of creation arose by chance? What drives the reluctance to openly consider the possibility of a creator? Is it an unwavering trust in science, or could there be something else? A confession from a well-known atheist sheds light on these questions.

What knowledge did the Torah provide thousands of years ago that no human could have known? This time: a secret from space.

Why can't science describe the spirit? Is there a soul within the brain? Daniel Bales explores the evidence for the soul through the phenomenon of qualia and the mind-body problem.

What drives woodpeckers to hammer their heads against tree trunks? And why can't body parts develop on their own? Daniel Bles explores another scientific proof for the existence of Hashem.

How can one look at the human body and all of creation and not understand that there is a Creator?!