Home  |  About Us  |  Events  |  blog  |  Make a Donation  |  Contact Us   How Science Can Expand Our Spiritual Horizons   The Institute for Science and Judaism seeks to foster dynamic dialogue between Science and Judaism. We sponsor lectures and workshops featuring distinguished scientists and religious scholars that address philosophical, ethical, spiritual and practical issues at the intersection of Science and Religion. As the only Jewish organization in the Washington-Baltimore area with this focus, the Institute’s programs have been held in Reform, Reconstructionist, Conservative, and Orthodox congregations.     Join our E-mail List   Click here to join or update our e-mail list by sending us your e-mail address. We will use that address only to send you announcements of our events and very occasionally send you other news. We do not sell or otherwise distribute this list.     Upcoming Event: Sunday, April 28, 2013 7:00 p.m. at The Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington, Rockville, Maryland   Ethical Behavior Synthesizing the Insights of Neuroscience and Judaism   Speaker: Dr. Michael Gazzaniga, PhD Rabbi Elliot N. Dorff, PhD   Click here for announcement     Latest Videos:   Dr. Harry Ostrer lecturing on "The Population Genetics of the Jewish People"   Click here to watch this video   Dr. Stephen Suomi lecturing on "Empathy in Non-Human Primates and the Idea of Messiah: Speculative Theology in the 21st Century"   Click here to watch this video     What's new in our blog: A Review of Dr. Arthur Green's newest book, Radical Judaism   Anyone with an inquiring mind and a serious interest in contemporary religious thought will want to read Rabbi Arthur Green’s new book , Radical Judaism: Rethinking God and Tradition (Yale University Press, 2010). Green is currently Rector and Professor of Jewish Philosophy and Religion in the Hebrew College Rabbinical School in Boston. He is a highly respected scholar, author, and a superb teacher. Although well known for his popular publications on spirituality, Green’s academic writings and teaching have focused upon Kabbalah and Hasidut, Hasidism, the treasures of Jewish mysticism.   Continue reading this article   Copyright The Institute for Science & Judaism. Home  |  About Us  |  Events  |  blog  |  Make a Donation  |  Contact Us   The Institute acknowledges with thanks the contribution of Howard Kenig, of Harrisurg, PA whose generosity made this web site possible.