People of all faith traditions within the United States have a right to practice their religious tradition free from government interference or endorsement. But what is the extend of these rights and what are their limitations?

The core course “Religious and Cultural Contemporary Ethics” facilitates understanding of various ethical theories appropriate to professional context, spiritual and emotional dimensions of human development, organizational behavior, group dynamics, and political/social drivers like race, ethnicity, or gender.

This course will focus on two major theological questions: (1) Why does God allow evil, epitomized by the Holocaust, to exist in the world? (2) What traditional Christian theological teachings may have played a part in the events leading up to the Holocaust?

This course covers a broad range of topics reflecting some of the most relevant issues in scholarly and popular discourse.

This one week intensive is designed to explore new tools available to us and the most effective ways to leverage the changes that have been forced upon us.

Professional education for interfaith spiritual care giving and religious leadership.