Eric Butterworth writes: "Like the Israelites of old, we have created our golden calves. The Preacher of Eccle­siastes puts it in an interesting way: 'God, when he made man, made him straightforward, but man invents endless subtleties of his own' (Eccles. 7:29 NEB). And it is among these 'endless subtleties' that we find the various forms of graven images." Today's broadcast will help you discover and "break" the graven images in YOUR life!

Eric Butterworth writes: "Like the Israelites of old, we have created our golden calves. The Preacher of Eccle­siastes puts it in an interesting way: 'God, when he made man, made him straightforward, but man invents endless subtleties of his own' (Eccles. 7:29 NEB). And it is among these 'endless subtleties' that we find the various forms of graven images." Today's broadcast will help you discover and "break" the graven images in YOUR life!

In the introduction to his newly published book, Breaking the Ten Commandments: Discover the Deeper Meaning, Eric Butterworth declared: “The goal of this book is not to herald the Ten Commandments in their literal or crystallized form, but rather to break them down, one by one, to their underlying esoteric meaning. I am confident that you will discover some under­standable spiritual fundamentals that will open new vistas of growth and unfoldment for you.” Discovering Eric Butterworth joins Hooked on Classics as both programs begin an in-depth study of Butterworth's thought-inspiring insights into a Judaeo-Christian teaching that some say is often discussed without being understood.

In the introduction to his newly published book, Breaking the Ten Commandments: Discover the Deeper Meaning, Eric Butterworth declared: "The goal of this book is not to herald the Ten Commandments in their literal or crystallized form, but rather to break them down, one by one, to their underlying esoteric meaning. I am confident that you will discover some under­standable spiritual fundamentals that will open new vistas of growth and unfoldment for you." Discovering Eric Butterworth joins Hooked on Classics as both programs begin an in-depth study of Butterworth's thought-inspiring insights into a Judaeo-Christian teaching that some say is often discussed without being understood.

Today’s program marks the 100th original broadcast of Discovering Eric Butterworth. Unity Institute librarian Linda Bray and archivists Eric Page and Carol Martin join host Tom Thorpe in a discussion of the fascinating material being catalogued in the library’s Butterworth Collection. The program will also look at one or two high points of Discovering Eric Butterworth’s first 100 episodes.

Today's program marks the 100th original broadcast of Discovering Eric Butterworth. Unity Institute librarian Linda Bray and archivists Eric Page and Carol Martin join host Tom Thorpe in a discussion of the fascinating material being catalogued in the library's Butterworth Collection. The program will also look at one or two high points of Discovering Eric Butterworth's first 100 episodes.

Our exploration of the new biography, Eric Butterworth: His Life and Teaching, continues. Biographer and historian Neal Vahle and Unity minister Michael Maday join us for a lively discussion.

Our exploration of the new biography, Eric Butterworth: His Life and Teaching, continues. Biographer and historian Neal Vahle and Unity minister Michael Maday join us for a lively discussion.

Eric Butterworth writes: “Jesus was definitely the Son of God! But you, too, are the Son of God. I am the Son of God. All persons are Sons of God in various stages of expression. This is a very dramatic, very exciting, certainly very controversial subject, but a very important realization.” This broadcast will explore Eric Butterworth’s belief that the Divine nature of all people is the heart of Jesus’ teaching.

Eric Butterworth writes: "Jesus was definitely the Son of God! But you, too, are the Son of God. I am the Son of God. All persons are Sons of God in various stages of expression. This is a very dramatic, very exciting, certainly very controversial subject, but a very important realization." This broadcast will explore Eric Butterworth's belief that the Divine nature of all people is the heart of Jesus' teaching.