January 4, 2026
5 Jan 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief monologue, Uzi Moses PhD contrasts the transient, model‑based nature of modern science with the enduring, non‑empirical purpose of the Torah. He argues that scientific theories are provisional frameworks that are constantly revised or replaced, whereas the Torah functions as a manual for the human soul, addressing immutable aspects of psychology—fear, desire, ego, and love. Because these psychological drivers have remained constant throughout history, the Torah stays relevant not by opposing scientific findings but by speaking to dimensions of human experience that science cannot quantify.










