The poverty of disbelief. About the world, open to both God and man, and about the imaginary world that evolves on its own

Professor Tel Aviv University Benjamin Fain - a physicist"s scientist, author of many monographs and articles. Recently, he dedicated himself to research in the field most essential for our understanding of the world - in the field of the relationship of the Torah and Science. In this book, the author explores an atheistic, materialistic, secular world view in comparison with theocentrism. Deeply analyzing the foundations and axioms of a secular worldview, the author proves its limitations, because it sees in the manifold forms of living beings, in human society, in the economy, in art, in emotional life the result of the influence of only one factor: matter and its movement, disbelief, a secular look The world based on the deification of nature and its laws as the original source is everything - this is modern idolatry, the fight against which the author puts its main task