You may be thinking the answer to this question is–at least right now–a definite no. And you may be right! Amanda will explore what trust looks like in society as a whole, from the social safety net to traffic laws, and how we can respond when we feel that trust has been broken. Music from … Continue reading Is America Trustworthy?
“Conflict is Inevitable, but Combat is Optional”: Faith leader Rev. Max Lucado penned these wise words that emphasize how our external engagement is often framed, shaped and fueled by our internal orientation. In our relationships and ways of being in the world, what is our role in conflicts? When we get mired in the drudgery … Continue reading Conflict is Inevitable, but Combat is Optional
In our annual celebration of love, Amanda will be joined by Ethical Culture colleagues and artists to explore the way many different kinds of relationships ask us to invest in each other in remarkably similar ways. How can deep listening and even tension help to build trust? What does it take to stick with a … Continue reading Different Loves, Same Trust: Pay Attention to Love Day
“Ethical Culture defines itself as non-theistic–that is, we have “no official position” on whether God exists. Instead, we focus on how to live our lives and build a better world. But does that mean we don’t have faith, trust, in anything? Join Amanda for an exploration of what we believe in as humanists, and where … Continue reading In Skepticism We Trust
