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Ethical Culture Movement - American Ethical Union - Virtual Ethical Society
A federation of Ethical Societies in the United States, representing the EthicalCulture movement, founded in 1876 by Felix Adler.
http://www.aeu.org/

Extractions: We invite you to explore this site and Ethical Culture Ethical Culture 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. Hurricane Katrina Relief: An Ethical Movement Response Basics What Is an Ethical Society? Ethical Action Ethical Religious Education Visit the Leaders' Study ... AEU News includes Hurricane Katrina Relief: An Ethical Movement Response
Brooklyn Society For Ethical Culture
Prospect Park West. Profile, photographs, programs, events, newsletter, contact information.
http://www.bsec.org/
Ethical Culture Fieldston School
Private PreK12 school coed school with Manhattan and Bronx locations. Upper westside campus is PreK-6.
http://www.ecfs.org/
Table Of Contents: New York Society For Ethical Culture
Virtual home of the New York ethical culture Society, founding chapter of theAmerican Ethical Union.
http://www.nysec.org/

Extractions: @import "master.css"; Home Contact New York Society for Ethical Culture a humanist religious community Ethical Culture is a humanistic religion based on the ideal that the supreme aim of life is working to create a more humane society. Since its inception in 1876, Ethical Culture has fostered a strong tradition of ethical activism. Today the Society is working toward repeal of the death penalty and Rockefeller drug laws, funding DNA testing for wrongfully-accused prisoners, providing shelter for homeless women, and presenting open dialogues on important issues. Ethics and the Theater
North Carolina Society For Ethical Culture
Meeting in the Chapel Hill / Triangle area, this Society includes an ethicsbasedSunday program for adults and children.
http://www.ncethicalsociety.org/

Extractions: Ethical Culture News and Events Eight Commitments of Ethical Culture Upcoming Platform Speakers Prior Platform Speakers ... NCSEC Home Page Ethical Culture was founded by Felix Adler in 1876. Ethical Culture is a humanistic, religious, and educational movement working to create a better world through ethical actions. We are dedicated to the ideal that the highest value is human worth and that our relationships to each other are of greatest ethical concern. Our 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. Members 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. Ethical Culture contains little creed or dogma. It's basic values and principles can be found in the "Eight Commitments of Ethical Culture" . We force no one to subscribe even to these, but the mainstream of Ethical Culture endorses these committments. For more information on Ethical Culture, including books you can order, click here The North Carolina Society for Ethical Culture (NCSEC), founded in 1987, is one of 22 societies in the United States which form the American Ethical Union. We meet every Sunday from 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. at The Arts Center, 300-G East Main Street, Carrboro, N.C.
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Home Page for ethical culture Society of Essex County, NJ, a welcoming humanistreligious and educational congregation.
http://www.essexethical.org/
Ethical Culture Archives
Documents from ethical culture history. Chicago Ethical Society program (undated).Felix Adler s ethical culture Hymn Hail the Glorious Golden City
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7683/
The Ethical Manifold
Current articles by leaders in the ethical culture movement that explore the philosophy and ideals of ethical culture and Ethical Humanism.
http://www.ethicalmanifold.net/

Extractions: The Ethical Manifold is a collection of sites by Ethical Culture Leaders with writings on current issues and practical living. You may also find book reviews, short inspirational pieces, writings suitable for public and private ceremonies, organizational resources and items from Ethical Culture history. In the column on the right, you'll find recent article titles plus pages with past articles listed by topic. You'll also find direct links to other sites in this collection and to related sites about Ethical Culture and Ethical Humanism. Below, you'll find excerpts from recent articles by Leaders posted on sites in this collection, with links to find the full article. You'll also find excerpts and links for some recently posted items from the pages of Ethical Culture history. Following those are announcements about this site When Newt Gingrich was head of the Republican Party, he and his cohort crafted a list of carefully selected words...
Ethical Culture Roots
A collection of essays and documents from the history of ethical culture.
http://roots.ethicalmanifold.net/

Extractions: Perspectives from the history of 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 View TrackBack (0) From 1926: As this is the Jubilee year of the Society for Ethical Culture, a stately, grave, and noble address by its Founder will be read with double interest, as much for its author as for its subject. For more than fifty years Felix Adler has been a seeker after the secret of the good life, alike in philosophy and in practice; and the result is a fine ethical mysticism, worth more to his country than many battleships. Born in Germany seventy-five years ago, educated at Columbia University, with studies at Berlin and Heidelberg, Dr. Adler became professor of Hebrew and Oriental Literature at Cornell in 1874. Two years later he founded the Society for Ethical Culture in New York, and has since been its leader and teacher. His philosophy is set forth in a noble book
Ethical Culture Society Of Bergen County, NJ: A Humanist Religion
ethical culture is a religious and philosophic movement that focuses on the worthand dignity of each individual. We are the Bergen County,
http://www.ethicalfocus.org/

Extractions: Members - click here to get a password Member American Ethical Union Home Calendar Platform Meeting ... Links A Welcoming Humanist Community The Ethical Culture Society of Bergen County is a religious, progressive and humanistic community based in Teaneck, NJ since 1953. While most religions are concerned with ethics, only Ethical Culture puts ethics and human flourishing at the center of the search for a meaningful life. See more about us. Link to Mapquest Featured Book Review Opening Skinner by Lauren Slater Slater catalogs many of those fascinating experiments that weve heard smatterings of but never quite got the full story. Each profound case has implications beyond psychology. The book reaches past a search for sanity to the meaning of....... Link to this item on Amazon View all of our Member's Reviews Volunteer to Help Out View all Help Requests Recommended Links www.chiasmus.com/ A site devoted to a particular type of quotation and wordplay in which the order of words in two otherwise parallel phrases is reversed www.philosopher.org
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 including the Virginia suburbs. Diverse intergenerational community, including an ethicscentered Sunday School for children and youth.
http://www.noves.org

Extractions: Ethical culture is a humanistic religious and educational movement inspired by the ideal that the supreme aim of human life is working to create a humane society. Our faith is in the capacity and responsibility of human beings to help create a better world. Our commitment is to the worth and the dignity of the individual and to treating each human being so as to bring out the best in her or him. Members join together in ethical societies to assist each other in developing ethical ideas and ideals, to celebrate life's joys, to support each other through life's crises, and to work together to improve our world and the world of our children. "The place where people meet to seek the highest is holy ground." NoVES welcomes visitors to our diverse community. People in families of all types, singles, young and old, many colors, many religious and ethnic backgrounds, from all around Northern Virginia and from many other places in the greater Washington D.C. area all have made NoVES their humanistic religious home.
Ethical Culture Movement - American Ethical Union - Virtual
A federation of Ethical Societies in the United States, representing the ethical culture movement, founded in 1876 by Felix Adler.
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A Brief History Of The Ethical Culture Movement
A brief history of the ethical culture movement a summary of the ideas andorganization from 1876 to the present.
http://www.aeu.org/hist1.html

Extractions: ~ Ethical Societies in the United States ~ "Now the daring thought that we had, in the beginning of the Ethical Movement, was to unite in one group, in one bond, those who had this religious feeling and those who simply cared for the moral betterment.... In the broader sense religion means zealousness and devotion to something supreme, in the special sense it means cosmic outreaching. Now I myself have always been a religious person in the second sense, and never a mere moralist. But I founded this Society with the express purpose and intent that it should not consist only of those who stood as I did, who had the same religious feeling and needs, but that it should be open to all those who believed in moral betterment, because that is the point on which we all agree. Our ethical religion has its basis in the effort to improve the world and ourselves morally." Felix Adler In 1876 Felix Adler founded the Ethical Culture Movement which proclaimed a vision of humanity united in common concern for ethical values. Our Ethical Societies are fellowships of people who seek a clarification of the values of life and a faith to live by. We cherish freedom of the mind and freedom of conscience. We assert the autonomy of ethics while we tolerate a plurality of philosophies. We affirm and promote the following principles which are integral to our Ethical Movement:
Ethical Society Find A Local Ethical Society Ethical Culture
Ethical Societies find a local ethical culture Society or Ethical Humanist Society in more than 20 local communities. Each Ethical Society is listed
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Ceremonies
Information on humanist ceremonies by ethical culture leaders, including weddings, memorial services and baby naming. Authorized (legal) celebrants available in many areas of the United States.
http://www.aeu.org/cere1.html

Extractions: Ethical Culture weddings are creative, respecting the individuality of each member of a couple as well as the ethical commitment of marriage. One Leader's perspective on weddings Marriage from the Heart - information and Leader's Guide Ethical Culture memorial services honor the life and individuality of the person who has died, and also honor the grief and feelings of those who remain. Ethical Culture baby naming ceremonies recognize the joy and the commitment of parenting. By introducing the child formally to family, friends and community, the ceremony recognizes that child as a person of worth and dignity and uniqueness and acknowledges their part in the larger human family. Leaders, as the clergy of Ethical Societies, are authorized under the law to perform weddings. Where professional Leaders are not available, adjunct Leaders are available. Adjunct Leaders have been authorized and trained to perform ceremonies and are authorized under the law to perform weddings. If you have any questions about the authorization of a particular celebrant, you can contact the AEU Office for clarification.
Table Of Contents New York Society For Ethical Culture
Virtual home of the New York ethical culture Society, founding chapter of the American Ethical Union.
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ECFS > Libraries > Ethical Culture Library
ethical culture Projects. Library 2002, Summer Reading Lists 2004. Library 2002,Summer Reading Lists - 2003. Library 2002, Summer Reading Lists - 2002
http://www.ecfs.org/ec-library.ihtml
Brooklyn Society For Ethical Culture
ethical culture on Prospect Park. Also available for weddings and other rentals.
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International Humanist And Ethical Union - IHEU News
IHEU is the world umbrella organisation for humanist, ethical culture, rationalist, secularist and freethought groups. Features news, articles
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About Ethical Culture
The ethical culture community takes great pride in working with parents who However, the ethical culture community holds no desire to indoctrinate the
http://www.nysec.org/ceremonies.htm

Extractions: @import "master.css"; Home Contact New York Society for Ethical Culture a humanist religious community Sunday Meetings Ceremonies Senior Leader Ethical Humanist Award ... Landmark Rental Facilities For those interested in celebrating important life passages, the Ethical Culture community offers a variety of ceremonies that provide our members and friends opportunities to share these times with love and support. The Ethical Culture community takes great pride in working with parents who wish to welcome their child into the community with a Naming and Welcoming ceremony. This ceremony reinforces parents' sense of their own and their child's uniqueness. It is a joyful public occasion when the child is officially welcomed into the social community of his or her parents. However, the Ethical Culture community holds no desire to indoctrinate the new child into one traditional mode of living or thinking, but rather to open the way for the child to develop a meaningful life for herself or himself. For this reason, the Society merely offers support and assistance with the responsibility for the child's ethical development. The Leader and parents together create the components of the ceremony, which is usually interwoven with the Sunday Meeting. Another important event is the Coming of Age ceremony, when a family celebrates the coming of age of an adolescent child. This ceremony may be connected to the Ethics for Children program, or it may be an individual marking of this important passage. A Leader and the adolescent work with parents and other family members to fashion a ceremony unique to the individual. The Ethical Culture community strives to help adolescents in this most vulnerable period of their lives.

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