In this daring blend of Jewish theology, science and
Process Thought, theologian Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson fleshes out an
appreciation of creation in the light of science that allows us to
articulate a deeper sense of space and time and the wonders of being
alive. He explores the ethical and moral implications of humanity’s role
as steward and partner in creation, as well as how the recognition of
land as holy—the Earth in general and Israel in particular—enables a
religious discipline of blessing and gratitude that makes it possible
for life to blossom.

Exciting and accessible for Jews and non-Jews seeking to
reconcile their spirituality and modern science, as well as anyone
seeking a deeper understanding of the meaning of creation made possible
by Judaism and Process Thought.