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Before There Was Light: The Astonishing Mystery of Creation

Before There Was Light: The Astonishing Mystery of Creation

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I've read the opening words of Genesis for most of my life. I thought I understood them. Then, this week, two ancient Hebrew words stopped me in my tracks. Tohu va-Vohu. We usually translate them as “without form and void.” But the medieval Jewish commentator Rashi offers a fascinating perspective: astonishingly empty. Imagine standing at the very beginning of Creation. No horizon. No familiar landmarks. No way to orient yourself. Just an emptiness so profound that the human mind struggles to comprehend it. What does that mean for our understanding of Genesis? And what happens when we consider those ancient words alongside the Big Bang, Einstein's relativity, and modern cosmology? This week on Plausibly Live, I'm setting aside politics for a little while to contemplate the universe, the stars, and the extraordinary mystery of existence. Sometimes the most familiar words have the power to astonish us all over again. 🎙️ Plausibly Live: The Dave Bowman Show Watch or listen to the new episode!
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