May 2009

Upcoming Online Course Humanism Today: Issues and Origins

The heritage of humanism is a central strand in Unitarian Universalism. We will explore the history of this idea in classical philosophy, western intellectual development, and American religious development. We will also examine the variety of institutional forms of contemporary humanism, the issues it confronts, and the unique spiritual resources that it offers in the context of our UU movement.

Taught by the Rev. Drs. Kendyl Gibbons and Bill Murray, two of the most noted humanist scholars in our UU movement, this class runs June 15 to Aug. 10 2009.

This course carries a $40 registration fee. To register, or to find out more about online classes with the CLF, go to Online Courses.