This seminar introduces a theory of ethics based on two ethics, the Unevolved and the Evolved Ethics, and how these ethics motivate all acts and behaviors. The seminar begins by recognizing the component parts that come together to form each ethic and discussion of the whole ethic. The seminar then looks at several related subjects, such as the impact of ethics on needs and wants, and the impact of the two ethics on relationships. It also covers developmental stages of the two ethics. Finally, it closes with a discussion of the impact of ethics on leadership.

Required Text: The Unevolved and Evolved Ethics.

Since the time of Sophocles and before, humanity has used dramatic arts to explore theology and philosophy. This class explores some of the theology of the Summa through the classic British sci-fi TV show.

Discover the Bible’s most provocative tales of desire, rivalry, and power. In this six-week exploration, we'll delve into how passion and politics, seduction and sin, shaped the moral imagination of ancient Israel. These sacred stories expose a world at once divine and deeply human—where faith grapples with human frailty and holiness meets the hunger for power.

Unlock timeless wisdom with Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations! In this three-day seminar, you'll explore powerful lessons on resilience, focus, and purpose that still inspire leaders today. Walk away with practical tools to strengthen your mindset, manage stress, and live with clarity and confidence. The book is studied not just as ancient philosophy, but as a manual for modern life and leadership.