The idea of grace is present in everything from Christian theology to yoga chants...but what do people really mean when they talk about grace? Amanda considers grace from a philosophical perspective and will engage with a more experiential understanding from Jennifer. This dialogue offers a chance to explore an idea that is rich in meaning.

The idea of grace is present in everything from Christian theology to yoga chants...but what do people really mean when they talk about grace? Amanda considers grace from a philosophical perspective and will engage with a more experiential understanding from Jennifer. This dialogue offers a chance to explore an idea that is rich in meaning.

Amanda finishes a three-part series on how world religions and Ethical Culture answer key questions of faith and practice. She'll consider how we make moral choices: where we draw authority from, how we know we're doing the right thing, and how we choose among multiple "right" things.

Amanda finishes a three-part series on how world religions and Ethical Culture answer key questions of faith and practice. She'll consider how we make moral choices: where we draw authority from, how we know we're doing the right thing, and how we choose among multiple "right" things.

We share a basic human need to connect with each other and with the world...a need, perhaps, for transcendence. How do different religions approach this need? How does our tradition, based in ethics and grounded in the human experience, respond? Does Ethical Culture have anything to say about what there is besides the tangible world we can see and taste and observe? Is that all there is?

We share a basic human need to connect with each other and with the world...a need, perhaps, for transcendence. How do different religions approach this need? How does our tradition, based in ethics and grounded in the human experience, respond? Does Ethical Culture have anything to say about what there is besides the tangible world we can see and taste and observe? Is that all there is?

The first in a series examining big questions through a world religions and Ethical Culture lens, this platform will explore opposing views of human nature. What does Ethical Culture say about human nature, and how did that view evolve--or depart--from other religious traditions? And what implications do these different views have on public policy in a country where religious views often underlie our most basic assumptions?

The first in a series examining big questions through a world religions and Ethical Culture lens, this platform will explore opposing views of human nature. What does Ethical Culture say about human nature, and how did that view evolve--or depart--from other religious traditions? And what implications do these different views have on public policy in a country where religious views often underlie our most basic assumptions?

This address examines our connections with people, activities, and ideals with an eye to how these connections work for, or work against, our efforts to live ethically. Learning to differentiate between attachments and commitments cann help us develop a deeper understanding of what we hold most important and lead us toward living in greater accordance with our most cherished ideals.

This address examines our connections with people, activities, and ideals with an eye to how these connections work for, or work against, our efforts to live ethically. Learning to differentiate between attachments and commitments cann help us develop a deeper understanding of what we hold most important and lead us toward living in greater accordance with our most cherished ideals.