Background
Nathan Aviezer was born on July 7, 1938, in Switzerland and raised in the United States.
Detroit, Michigan, United States
Wayne State University (WSU)
Chicago, Illinois, United States
The University of Chicago
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The recent explosion of scientific knowledge has led people to ask whether this has any implications for the person who believes in God. The goal of Modern Science and Ancient Faith is to demonstrate that the implications are profound. The book shows that maintaining belief in God and accepting the truth of the Bible does not require one to abandon rational thinking. Quite the contrary. Modern science has become an important tool for understanding many biblical passages, imparting new insights and deeper meaning into ancient faith and the eternal words of the Bible.
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2013
Nathan Aviezer was born on July 7, 1938, in Switzerland and raised in the United States.
Nathan Aviezer received his doctorate in physics from the University of Chicago where he early got his Master of Science. In 1957 he graduated from Wayne State University where he got a Bachelor of Science.
Nathan Aviezer is a Professor of Physics and former Chairman of the Physics Department of Bar-Ilan University. He held a research position at the International Business Machines Corporation Watson Research Center near New York. He is the author of more than 100 scientific articles on solid-state physics.
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2013Nathan Aviezer is particularly notable for being one of the very few modern writers from the religious Jewish perspective to publish on these issues using the language of science, rather than religion. He allows for divine guidance within an evolutionary paradigm in the transmutation of species over time, including the emergence of modern man from homo Erectus.
Nathan Aviezer interprets the six days of creation as broadly referring to large periods of time, and interpretation for which he cites rabbinic sources, including Maimonides and Nachmanides, citing, in particular, the problem with defining the several "days" of creation that preceded the creation of the Sun, according to the Biblical narrative. Foreign Nathan Aviezer, the evolutionary framework applies, except where the Hebrew verb bara (create) is used.
To Aviezer, "lieutenant is particularly meaningful that Modern Manitoba is intellectually and culturally so vastly superior to his closest relative, the extinct Neanderthal Manitoba, even though both species are very similar." He explains this through a literal interpretation of Genesis 1:27 - "And God created Manitoba in His image.".