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Rabbi Dr 'Dovid Gottlieb' is a senior faculty member at ''Ohr Somayach'' in Jerusalem. An author and lecturer, Rabbi Gottlieb received his Ph.D. in mathematical logic at Brandeis University and later become Professor of Philosophy at Johns Hopkins University. His book ''Ontological Economy: Substitutional Quantification and Mathematics'' was published by Oxford in 1980; ''The Informed Soul'' was published by Artscroll in 1990, and has recently been reprinted. He is a regular lecturer at ''kiruv'' conferences and known for his stimulating and energetic presentations on philosophical issues of Jewish interest. He studies Talmud with Rabbi Moshe Meiselman.
Rabbi Gottlieb wrote a book entitled ''Living Up to the Truth'' which purports to offer evidence for the truth of the Torah, Judaism's holiest scripture. This book has attracted criticism from several atheist sources. Two such atheists have written criticisms of his book of varying lengths. Rabbi Gottlieb has prominently featured these commentaries on his websites along with his responses to them. In some cases, Rabbi Gottlieb has made changes to his book in response to mistakes or inaccuracies which were indeed found by the critics.
Living up to the Truth [1] (Available for free online). Includes the section of Rabbi Gottlieb's responses to critics.
★ Rabbi Gottlieb's homepage
| Contents |
| Controversy |
| Books |
| External links |
Controversy
Rabbi Gottlieb wrote a book entitled ''Living Up to the Truth'' which purports to offer evidence for the truth of the Torah, Judaism's holiest scripture. This book has attracted criticism from several atheist sources. Two such atheists have written criticisms of his book of varying lengths. Rabbi Gottlieb has prominently featured these commentaries on his websites along with his responses to them. In some cases, Rabbi Gottlieb has made changes to his book in response to mistakes or inaccuracies which were indeed found by the critics.
Books
Living up to the Truth [1] (Available for free online). Includes the section of Rabbi Gottlieb's responses to critics.
External links
★ Rabbi Gottlieb's homepage
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