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Postelnik received a Rabbinic degree in 2000 from the Rabbinical College of Canada.  He has written on the [[Arab-Israeli conflict]], stressing that dialogue and good will must be fostered and should be the focus of concentrated efforts as opposed to land deals, which he views as temporary fixes to a larger problem.

Postelnik received a Rabbinic degree in 2000 from the Rabbinical College of Canada.  He has written on the [[Arab-Israeli conflict]], stressing that dialogue and good will must be fostered and should be the focus of concentrated efforts as opposed to land deals, which he views as temporary fixes to a larger problem.

   

   

He is also a consultant for dozens of [[non-profit organization]]s throughout the [[United States]] and is the board member of the [[United Autism Foundation]] in charge of development<ref>[www.autism500.com/pdf/leadership.pdf]</ref>.

He is also a consultant for dozens of [[non-profit organization]]s throughout the [[United States]] and is the board member of the [[United Autism Foundation]] in charge of development<ref>[http://www.autism500.com/pdf/leadership.pdf United Autism Foundation Leadership]</ref>.

   

   

Most recently he was involved in an in-depth debate on atheism and evolutionary science, taking place in May 2008.  Postelnik brought several arguments in favor of the existence of a Divine Creator and posed several questions on Darwinian theory, effectively refuting the points raised by the other side.  The transcript is available at [[Myth Debunker]].   

Most recently he was involved in an in-depth debate on atheism and evolutionary science, taking place in May 2008.  Postelnik brought several arguments in favor of the existence of a Divine Creator and posed several questions on Darwinian theory, effectively refuting the points raised by the other side.  The transcript is available at [[Myth Debunker]].