21. Northern Virginia Ethical Society - Home Page This ethical culture and Ethical Humanist society, meeting in Vienna, Virginia, was founded in 1983 to serve the greater Washington, DC area http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

22. Ethical Culture Society Of Essex County, NJ Home Page for ethical culture Society of Essex County, NJ, a welcoming humanist religious and educational congregation. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

23. BSEC: What Is Ethical Culture? What is ethical culture? Always act so as to elicit the best in others, andthereby oneself. Felix Adler, founder. Philosophy and Vision http://www.bsec.org/reference/ethicalculture/

What is Ethical Culture? Always act so as to elicit the best in others, and thereby oneself. Felix Adler, founder Philosophy and Vision Introduction Eight Commitments of Ethical Culture A Concept Map for Ethical Culture The Ethical Culture Movement Timeline Felix Adler The American Ethical Union (AEU) this page last revision:

24. United States History An interactive syllabus for the US History course taught by Andrew Meyers at the ethical culture Fieldston School. The page includes assignments, primary source documents, simulations and activities. http://www.ecfs.org/projects/fieldston57

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25. The New 'How' Of Effective Board Governance - Forbes.com Some may believe that overseeing an ethical corporate culture is like measuring fog. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

26. International Humanist And Ethical Union | The World Union Of Humanist Organisat IHEU is the world umbrella organisation for humanist, ethical culture, rationalist, secularist and freethought groups. Features news, articles, speeches, and membership information. http://www.iheu.org/

@import "misc/drupal.css"; @import url(modules/event/event.css); @import "themes/bluemarine-edited/style.css"; International Humanist and Ethical Union The world union of humanist organisations tell a friend about IHEU link to us contact IHEU home ... find Navigation home about IHEU campaigns conferences ... create content User login Username: Password: Create new account Request new password Who's online There are currently users and 16 guests online. Who's new Ted Carron steve hurd Vince MARDEN nano DominiqueM Hosted by... IHEU builds and represents the global humanist movement that defends human rights and promotes humanist values world-wide. This web site has recently been redesigned. If you are a registered user, your existing username and password should still work on the new site. The site guide gives a quick introduction to what is here and how to find it Read about IHEU and its mission, IHEU membership humanism or find an IHEU member Reports from World Humanist Congress now available Submitted by admin on 11 August, 2005 - 15:06. World Humanist Congress 2005 Conference news Reports and pictures from the recent World Humanist Congress in Paris have been added to the web site here . More will follow as we get them. Submitted by admin on 21 July, 2005 - 06:24.

27. Ethical Culture Society Of Bergen County, NJ A Humanist Religion ethical culture is a religious and philosophic movement that focuses on the worth and dignity of each individual. We are the Bergen County, New http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

28. North Carolina Society For Ethical Culture North Carolina Society for ethical culture. News and Events Eight Commitmentsof Ethical Eight Commitments of ethical culture (Ethical Humanism) http://www.ncethicalsociety.org/Commitments.shtml

North Carolina Society for Ethical Culture News and Events Eight Commitments of Ethical Culture Upcoming Platform Speakers Prior Platform Speakers ... NCSEC Home Page Eight Commitments of Ethical Culture (Ethical Humanism) Always act so as to elicit the best in others, and thereby in yourself. - Felix Adler, founder of Ethical Culture Ethics is central. The most central human issue in our lives involves creating a more humane world. Ethics begins with choice. Creating a more humane world begins by affirming the need to make significant choices in our lives. We choose to treat each other as ends, not means. To enable us to be whole in a fragmented world, we choose to treat each other as unique individuals having intrinsic worth. We seek to act with integrity. Treating one another as ends requires that we learn to act with integrity. This includes keeping commitments, and being more open, honest, caring, and responsive. We are committed to educate ourselves. Personal progress is possible, both in wisdom and in social life. Learning how to build ethical relationships and cultivate a humane community is a life-long endeavor.

29. The Birth Of Modern Europe Educational course on European cultural history at the ethical culture Fieldston School. Includes an interactive syllabus, student essays, and walking tours of London, Paris and Vienna. http://www.ecfs.org/projects/fieldston65

30. North Carolina Society For Ethical Culture North Carolina Society for ethical culture News and Events Eight Commitments of ethical culture Upcoming Platform Speakers http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

31. Kellerman, Lois A veteran ethical culture leader offers a marriage manual. The author's site also includes a calendar of appearances. http://www.loiskellerman.com/

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32. Ethical Culture Hymn The ethical culture Hymn, written by Felix Adler, now appears in the UnitarianUniversalist hymnal as well. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7683/hymn.htm

The Ethical Culture Hymn Written by Felix Adler and named, by him, the "Ethical Culture Hymn," this is found also in the Unitarian Universalist Association hymnal. The Golden City Hail the glorious golden city, Pictured by the seers of old. Everlasting light shines o¹er it, Wondrous things of it are told. Wise and righteous men and women Dwell within its gleaming wall. Wrong is banished from its borders, Justice reigns supreme o¹er all. We are builders of that city. All our joys and all our groans Help to rear its shining ramparts. All our lives are building stones. Whether humble or exalted, All are called to task divine. All must aid alike to carry Forward one sublime design. And the work that we have build-ed, Oft with bleeding hands and tears, Oft in error, oft in anguish, Will not perish with our years. It will live and shine transfigured In the final reign of right. It will pass into the splendors Of the city of the light.

33. Ethical Culture Society Of Westchester - ECSW Home A liberal religious and educational fellowship that celebrates ethics as religion. http://www.ethicalsocietywestchester.org

Main Menu ECSW Home Our History Sunday Meetings Monthly Events - News ... Contact Us Ethical Culture Society The Ethical Culture Society of Westchester is a liberal religious and educational fellowship without formal creed or dogma. We are a community joined together to help develop our ethical ideals, to celebrate life's joys and support one another through life's crises, and to work together for the improvement of our world and the future of our children. Our mission is to "inspire the love and practice of ethics", and to this end devote ourselves to: » Developing better understanding of what promotes the good » Deepening the breadth and depth of our ethical commitments » Doing what is just and caring Our motto "Deed Above Creed" reflects our passion for the practical application of our ideals and our belief that common action can bring together people of diverse beliefs and backgrounds. Click on this link http://www.aeu.org/katrina2005.html for a message from Jone Johnson Lewis, AEU Interim Executive Director, concerning Hurricane Katrina relief efforts. We seek : » A world that enjoys diversity » A society that offers everyone the chance to realize his or her own potential » A civilization that encourages improvement of our own lives, our relationships with our fellow human beings and the communities in which we live.

34. Ethical Culture Roots: Women In Ethical Culture Perspectives from the history of ethical culture Women in ethical culture.In 2000, Jean Kotkin, a Leader at the New York Society for ethical culture, http://roots.ethicalmanifold.net/archives/000136.html

Ethical Culture Roots Perspectives from the history of Ethical Culture Main Back Women in Ethical Culture In 2000, Jean Kotkin, a Leader at the New York Society for Ethical Culture, delivered the following Platform Address on the topic of women in Ethical Culture. Before her death, she gave permission more than permission, encouragement to post the essay online. We are now including it in this collection of documents on Ethical Culture roots, where it sheds light on a less-known part of Ethical Culture history. Women in Ethical Culture - Jean Somerville Kotkin Posted by Jone Johnson Lewis on December 18, 2004 Main Back Posted in categories: Inspiration Related items: Women in Ethical Culture Dec 18, 2004 Adler: Genuine service implies spiritual growth Apr 14, 2004 The Departed Nov 24, 2003 Death Penalty: Against the Execution of Children Dec 14, 2002 Festival of the Winter Solstice Dec 04, 2002 Email this entry to: Your email address: Message (optional): Part of the Ethical Manifold

35. Ethical Culture Society Of Bergen County, NJ: Adult Education At The Bergen Ethi The second presentation will examine the philosophy of ethical culture and its Dr. Chuman has served as the leader of the ethical culture Society of http://www.ethicalfocus.org/index.php?mpage=33/IEE_Brochure_2005_Spring.htm

36. EthicalCultureSociety.org Welcome to the ethical culture Society of Puget Sound. In late April, theethical culture society helped People for Puget Sound and The Heron Habitat http://www.ethicalculturesociety.org/

@import url( http://EthicalCultureSociety.org/2/wp-content/themes/northern-web-coders/style.css ); EthicalCultureSociety.org Home Events Secular Sunday School ... Picture Gallery Welcome Welcome to the Ethical Culture Society of Puget Sound. We're a humanist group that holds meetings in the University District of Seattle. We are currently on Summer break from our regular Sunday meetings, but they'll start again on September 25th, 2005. We meet Sundays at 10:30am, with doors opening at 10:00am for chat and coffee. We also meet during the summer for special events (click on Events above for more information). Who We Are Our members describe themselves as free thinkers, atheist, humanist, agnostic, secular, and spiritualist. We have families who are seeking an ethical community as an alternative to church. We have college students as well as our most experienced members of society. Some of our members were raised in Ethical Culture, while others were raised in traditional religions they decided not to follow. Click on the "About US" link (above) for more information. You are also welcome to email questions about Ethical Culture, or call (206) 679-8028 to talk to an Ethical Culture member. We're happy to tell you more about our group and share our experiences.

37. Riverdale Yonker Society For Ethical Culture ethical culture is a humanistic religious and educational movement inspired bythe ideal that the supreme aim of human life is working to create a more http://www.ethicsny.org/

Get Involved Special Knitting Forces Emergency Overnight Shelter GLORY The Society has a Bulletin Board . Post your comments, suggest topics, get a dialogue going. E-mail the Riverdale Yonkers Society for Ethical Culture A Statement of Purpose E thical C ulture is a humanistic religious and educational movement inspired by the ideal that the supreme aim of human life is working to create a more humane society. O ur faith is in the capacity and responsibility of human beings to act in their personal relationships and in the larger community to help create a better world. O ur commitment is to the worth and dignity of the individual, and to treating each human being so as to bring out the best in him or her. M embers join together in ethical societies to assist each other in developing ethical ideas and ideals...to celebrate life's joys and support each other through life's crises... to work together to improve our world and the world of our children. This Statement of Purpose was adopted by delegates representing Ethical Culture Societies with the United States at the AEU Assembly of 1980. Visit the American Ethical Union

38. Riverdale Yonkers Society For Ethical Culture Arthur Dobrin, Ph.D. has led the ethical culture Society of Long Island for HOWARD B. RADEST is Director of the ethical culture Fieldston Schools in New http://www.ethicsny.org/books_ec.html

Bookstore Aisles Ethical Culture Community Building Living Children Learning Ethical Culture Love Your Neighbor: Stories of Values and Virtues by Arthur Dobrin, Jacqueline Rogers (Illustrator) Arthur Dobrin, Ph.D. has led the Ethical Culture Society of Long Island for over 30 years and is a professor of Humanities at Hofstra University. Teaching Right from Wrong: 40 Things You Can Do to Raise a Moral Child by Arthur Dobrin Book Description Caring parents want to raise children who are kind, trustworthy, considerate and fair. But sometimes it seems like there's no shortage of bad examples to lead them astray. Based on sound psychological theory, drawing on current research-and most importantly, rooted in the real world that parents face today-this book shows how children develop a moral sensibility, and what parents can do to refine and reinforce it. Wise, warm, and thoroughly practical, this is an essential book for all loving parents-who want to raise loving children. Parents will learn... How "ethical intelligence" can be nurtured-even in a child's earliest years

39. Princeton Ethical Humanist Fellowship Homepage Princeton Ethical Humanist Fellowship ethical culture Serving Central New Jersey, member of the American Ethical Union. http://www.pehf.org/

Princeton Ethical Humanist Fellowship Ethical Culture Serving Central New Jersey If you're not practicing your religion, perhaps you're practicing ours Please drop by frequently This page last updated May 5, 2005 You are visitor number since this site was renamed 3/11/03 Contents: Our Statement of Purpose Who We Are What We Do Sunday Platform Meeting Schedule for 2004-2005 (updated April 12, 2005) NOTE: Because of a recent decline in attendence, we will have Platform Meetings only twice a month for the rest of this year. Sunday Platform Meetings Held During 2003-2004 Sunday Platform Meetings Held During 2002-2003 Sunday Platform Meetings Held During 2001-2002 Sunday Platform Meetings Held During 2000-2001 ... Some Writings From And About Us The PEHF Statement of Purpose The goal of the Princeton Ethical Humanist Fellowship is to establish a growing community of friends, who will search for the highest ethical principles through the exchange of ideas, in mutual trust and respect. The Fellowship should help its members understand that how people relate to one another is the greatest concern of ethical humanism, should help them present Ethical Culture ideas to others, and should work to improve relationships among people in society at large. Who We Are The Fellowship was founded in 1986 to represent the Ethical Culture Movement in central New Jersey. Members reside not only in Princeton Borough and Township but throughout the surrounding region.

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Northern Virginia Ethical Society Weddings in Virginia, Maryland, or Washington, DC We specialize in creative, customized marriage ceremonies for couples of mixed religious backgrounds, no particular religious connection, or others who want a nontraditional, humanistic wedding service. Frequently Asked Questions About Weddings Call or email us to arrange to meet one of our four officiants. She or he will work with you to plan your creative, customized wedding ceremony centered on ethical commitment and human values. In addition to wedding ceremonies, our officiants are available for creative and customized commitment services, services of union, renewal of vows, funerals, memorial services, baby namings or baby welcomings, and other creative life passage ceremonies. voice: 703-378-9650 fax: 703-378-0572 email: noves@ceremonies.org Virginia Weddings Washington DC Weddings Maryland Weddings Ethical Culture ceremonies: click here www.aeu.org Northern Virginia Ethical Society: click here www.noves.org

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