The Great Partnership

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Arguing for the compatibility and complementarity of science and religion, Rabbi Jonathan Sacks presents a compelling case that both perspectives are essential for understanding the universe. He critiques the new atheists for their lack of nuanced understanding of faith and emphasizes that while religion can cause harm, it is essential for providing meaning, just as science offers explanations. Sacks advocates for a balanced approach, asserting that both realms are necessary for a complete view of existence, challenging the notion that one can replace the other.