Humanism is (Almost) a Warrior Religion

The promise to escape suffering and death is a set-piece of traditional religion, while confronting them has been the purview of warrior ethos. Where do Humanism and Ethical Culture fall on that spectrum? Different lenses offer their insights into the Promise of Humanism.

About the Speaker
Joseph Farkas has been a Humanist Chaplain and Celebrant for over a decade, completing his Master of Divinity through a Humanistic Buddhist university. Over that same time, he has served in the Army National Guard as a combat medic. Today, he is a Certified Ethical Culture Leader in Training in the Chicago area where he serves several hospitals as a chaplain. When not furthering his professional work, he enjoys exercise and spending time with his wife and their dog. He will be joining us virtually.