Uriah Heep was a Creep: Cultivating Humility Without Making it Weird
Humility is a virtue, but why? How humble is too humble? How proud is too proud? Let’s talk about humility, pride, and the culture of today.
Speaker: Rev. Dr. Amy Petrie Shaw
Understanding Ramadan
Ramadan is the 9th month of the Islamic lunar calendar, focused on fasting, worship, and spiritual growth. As one of the Five Pillars of Islam, it fosters community and service. Let’s learn about it together.
Jurassic Park and the Ethics of Cloning
Can cloning really cause disasters like Jurassic Park? Is it legal? Ethical? Moral? Let’s talk about this branch of science and it’s implications.
From Bob Dylan to Bad Bunny: Singing for a Change
A single song can change the world. Let’s talk about the power of musicians, and the ways in which music can reshape the politico-social landscape
Love is the Cord
It’s a week until Valentines Day, so let’s talk about love as the cord which binds our lives and pulls us forward into growth and change.
Between the Flag and the Cross
Christian Nationalism is not Christianity, and today we’re going to talk about why you cannot be both a Christian and a Nationalist!
Decoding the Language of Hate
These phrases and others are used by hate groups, and today we’ll talk about the use of coded language and symbols by white nationalists and other hate groups in the U.S.
The President Sang Amazing Grace
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream of peace and equality for all people. What would that dream look like if we created it today?
AI and the Changing World
Does a computer have a soul? What exactly is AI? What can it do, and, more importantly, what can we do with it. Let’s explore artificial intelligence and it’s ethical, moral, and spiritual implications.
New Year, Who’s This?
If you could reinvent yourself today, what would you change? What’s holding you back from becoming your ideal self? As Jimmy Buffett says, let’s talk about “changes in attitude, changes in latitude” as you shape your life in the new year.