Thank you for this discussion and explanation. I found it very informative and inspiring.
This series explores the role that faith-based organizations play in the establishment of sustainable lifestyles and achieving UNEP-established guidelines for care of the earth.
In this fascinating talk with Rabbi Stephen S. Pearce, Rabbi Emeritus of Temple Emanu-El in San Francisco, and Fred Rosenbaum, GTU lecturer and author of Cosmopolitans: A Social and Cultural History of Jews in the Bay Area, viewers are invited to take a walk through the history and contributions of Jewish life and culture in the Bay Area as it has evolved for nearly two centuries.
This lecture is made possible through the generous support of the Taube Family Foundation and is part of the Taube Family Series on Jewish Life and Culture for GTUx.
In this unique offering, the GTUx cameras capture five women scholars of five different religious traditions in moderated, unscripted discussions about women’s bodies in relation to tradition, sacred texts, agency, history, sexuality, piety, motherhood, and more.
This online exhibit, curated by the GTU Library, explores the religious and spiritual aspects of the Tarot over the past 500 years From a game and an image based story-telling tool, the cards became a way to perceive the future and a tool for meditation and personal development.
Thank you for this discussion and explanation. I found it very informative and inspiring.
As a rabbi and a psychotherapist with an interest in psychedelics this course seems to be addressing many of the questions I’ve been asking myself. Great intro looking forward to the rest of the course.
Now this is the type of community the world needs!!
This 4-module series explores the role that meaning and purpose play in the 21st century workplace, with particular emphasis on the ways that the workplace is adopting Buddhist spiritual practice in a secular context.
This GTUx Original offers an introductory overview to queer theology, its foundations, and its impact on modern-day Christianity, exploring the methodology of queer theology, its guiding principles, as well as the potential contributions queer theology offers to foster a more inclusive Christian tradition.
We will explore the varied ways in which the natural world, or the “other than human world,” has been imagined and experienced through embodied practices and creative acts throughout American history. The course will examine indigenous ways of knowing and understanding that situate the human integrally within the broader planetary community.
This GTUx Original offers an introductory overview to queer theology, its foundations, and its impact on modern-day Christianity, exploring the methodology of queer theology, its guiding principles, as well as the potential contributions queer theology offers to foster a more inclusive Christian tradition.
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