Moshe David Tendler

Moshe David Tendler was a prominent rabbi, biologist, and expert in Jewish medical ethics. He served as a professor of biology at Yeshiva University and as a rosh yeshiva (dean) at its affiliated Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary. Tendler was known for his expertise in both Torah study and science, making significant contributions to discussions on the intersection of halacha (Jewish law) and medicine. His work addressed complex ethical issues such as organ donation, end-of-life care, and genetic engineering, providing guidance based on traditional Jewish texts while engaging with modern medical dilemmas. Tendler's dual expertise allowed him to be a bridge between the religious and scientific communities, advocating for an approach that respects both Jewish law and scientific progress. His teachings and writings have influenced many in the fields of medical ethics and Jewish law, leaving a lasting legacy in these areas.

Books

Pardes Rimonim: A Marriage Manual for the Jewish Family Practical Medical Halachah