Each month we will examine an historical challenge within the broad humanist tradition.  We will examine excerpts from the writings of past humanists. By understanding how people in the past thought about the personal, philosophical, and social challenges of their times, we hope to gain insight into how we might better cope with the similar challenges of our own situation.

 

For the first few sessions, we will look at humanists of the past who were not European males, starting with Ram Mohan Roy and the Hindu Unitarians of the early 1800s.