Since its founding, our movement has drawn ideas from secular and religious sources. One such source is the Religious Society of Friends & most members of this faith, also known as Quakers, are theists but — because they consider every person to possess a spark of the divine — pursue practices that can inform our own/ethical culturists’/ethical humanists’ approach to recognizing the inherent worth and dignity of every person. Longstanding ethical humanists Sue and Scott Walton have participated in Quaker meetings and conferences for many years and will share their observations and insights. (American Ethical Union 2022 Assembly session, July 21, 2022)
Ken Novak leads a data dive into Ethical society membership patterns
In a collaborative workshop led by Circle President and Program+Communications Doirector, Ken Novak, we visualized the...
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