| Association of Orthodox Jewish Scientists: Presents the principles of the organization to assist those who are involved in Torah and science from the clergy to the lay person to the professional scientist. |
| Astronomy and Judaism: Links to articles on the history Jewish astronomy. |
| B'Or Ha'torah - A Journal for the Wondering Jew: For scientists, artists, teachers, philosophers, and students. Judaism and science, evolution, Bible codes, Jewish medical ethics, the Jewish woman and modern life, quantum physics and Jewish Philosophy. |
| Evolutionary Creationism: A view of evolutionism and creationism as dynamic paradox. |
| Jewish Nobel Prize Laureates: Links to autobiographies of Jewish Nobel Prize laureates in chemistry, physics, economics, physiology and medicine. |
| Jewish Scientists: Directory of Jewish scientists, Nobel Prize laureates, and organizations. |
| Lecture on Creation , Wittgenstein, and the Meaning of Covenant: The Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth on the Torah view and science view of Creation. |
| National Institute of Judaism and Medicine: Discussion of Jewish medical ethics. |
| Plants and Judaism: Illustrated description of Seven Kinds of plants with which the Land of Israel has been blessed. |
| Science Versus Religion: Discussion of creationism vs. big bang theory. |
| Tekhelet: Describes in depth the blue dye of ritual fringes, including modern physical evidence regarding source and production. |
| The Heavenly Time Machine: Essays on Science and Torah: Additional essays and lecture topics by the Morris Engelson and sale of his book "The Heavenly Time Machine: Essays on Science and Torah". |
| The Torah Science Foundation: Kabbalah and science are defined in a new constructive paradigm for their unification. |
| Unlocking the Secrets of the Kinnor: Information on the kinnor harp lyre including text references and theory of tuning the kinnor. |
| Zoo Torah -- Gam "zoo" Latova: Presents a Torah weltanschauung of man's place regarding the animal kingdom and the lesson of mussar or hashkafa that each creature teaches us. |
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