Can a rocket scientist prove God?

In this podcast episode, Ron interviews Ari Sasher, a rocket scientist and Torah scholar. Ari discusses the intersection of rocket science and faith, specifically how his work on the Iron Dome missile defense system has strengthened his belief in God. He explains the complex process of intercepting missiles and highlights the remarkable success rate of the Iron Dome system. Ari also expresses his concerns about the defensive approach of Israeli leadership and the need for a more proactive approach to ensure security. The conversation covers various topics including the existence of God, the role of belief, the representation of religious people in the Israeli defense industry, and the lessons learned from recent events. The main takeaway is the importance of unity and working together as a community. The conversation ends with a discussion about music and the golden era of rock.

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Enjoyed this one a lot

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Ari shares a subtle and practical perspective on the provability of God.

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The Torah commands you to know God, and, like King David told his son Solomon and quantum physics, is the closest scientist have gotten to what Judaism always has been saying

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The Torah is proof of God and is obvious, but if you don’t study Torah you won’t know that And the Torah command you to know your creator, and he is definitely knowable. Belief is not necessary anyone who claims so then they don’t know Hebrew tradition

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