Despite the common assumption that God is at the center of Jewish practice and belief, the topic is seldom discussed formally in Jewish circles. God seems to be either taken for granted or dismissed. An astonishing 52% of Jews participating in a 2002 Harris survey reported not believing in God. And yet, those responding identified as Jews. What then is God’s role in Judaism? Does God exist? What is God’s nature? What does it mean to be created in God’s image? What role does God play in the world and in the lives of individuals? What does it mean to be commanded? Why do we pray? This 23-part video series attempts to address these and many other questions relating to Jewish theology, belief, and practice. Through interviews with a wide range of scholars, philosophers, theologians and Jews of all ages and persuasions, Who Knows One seeks to discover how Jews see God - or don’t.