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Links to groups that promote the values of [[universalism]] and [[science]], and creating dialogs between those with different [[cultures]] and [[belief systems]] in order to promote understanding, unity, and peace. | Links to groups that promote the values of [[universalism]] and [[science]], and creating dialogs between those with different [[cultures]] and [[belief systems]] in order to promote understanding, unity, and [[peace]]. | ||
== Science Advocacy == | == Science Advocacy == | ||
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== Science and Religion Compatibilism == | == Science and Religion Compatibilism == | ||
Organizations that promote [[philosophy]] and [[theology]] that view [[science]], [[spirituality]], and [[religion]] as fundamentally compatible instead of mutually exclusive. | Organizations that promote [[philosophy]] and [[theology]] that view [[science]], [[spirituality]], and [[religion]] as fundamentally compatible instead of mutually exclusive. | ||
* [https://www.templeton.org/ Templeton Foundation] | |||
* [https://www.nunsandnones.org/ Nuns and Nones] | |||
== Universalism == | == Universalism == | ||
[[Spiritual]] movements and advocacy groups that promote [[universalist]] theology. | [[Spiritual]] movements and advocacy groups that promote [[universalist]] theology. | ||
* Unitarian Universalists | |||
* The Baha'i Faith | |||
== Secular Spirituality == | |||
Groups that offer purely secular versions of the congregation experience. They promote [[secular humanist]] values, provide [[community]], and organize [[life]]-celebrating activities like [[music]], [[weddings]], [[funerals]], and other milestone [[rituals]]. | |||
* [https://www.sundayassembly.org/ Sunday Assembly] | |||
* [https://www.lifefulness.io/ Lifefulness Project] | |||
* [https://americanhumanist.org/ American Humanist Association] | |||
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== Inclusivity and the Universal In-Group == | == Inclusivity and the Universal In-Group == | ||
Organizations that promote equality, inclusivity, and ways to help us embrace all people and [[cultures]] and see them as part of our [[in-group]]. | Organizations that promote equality, inclusivity, and ways to help us embrace all people and [[cultures]] and see them as part of our [[in-group]]. Organizations that attempt to bridge [[political]] and social divides. | ||
* [https://www.millionsofconversations.com/ Millions of Conversations] | |||
* [http://catholicpolarization.com/ Paulist Initiative on Polarization] | |||
* [https://belonging.berkeley.edu/ Othering and Belonging Institute] | |||
== Positive Psychology == | |||
Positive [[psychology]] is distinct from self-help in that it offers robust, [[science]]-based tools that promote [[meaning]] and well-being. Where self-help recycles [[pseudoscience]] and platitudes to [[grift]] on the discontented people in [[society]], these groups promote lasting, meaningful [[life]] improvement. | |||
* [https://www.theschooloflife.com/ The School of Life] | |||
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Revision as of 07:17, 7 June 2024
Links to groups that promote the values of universalism and science, and creating dialogs between those with different cultures and belief systems in order to promote understanding, unity, and peace.
Science Advocacy
Organizations that promote general science literacy, critical thinking skills, reason and logic.
Science and Religion Compatibilism
Organizations that promote philosophy and theology that view science, spirituality, and religion as fundamentally compatible instead of mutually exclusive.
Universalism
Spiritual movements and advocacy groups that promote universalist theology.
- Unitarian Universalists
- The Baha'i Faith
Secular Spirituality
Groups that offer purely secular versions of the congregation experience. They promote secular humanist values, provide community, and organize life-celebrating activities like music, weddings, funerals, and other milestone rituals.
Inclusivity and the Universal In-Group
Organizations that promote equality, inclusivity, and ways to help us embrace all people and cultures and see them as part of our in-group. Organizations that attempt to bridge political and social divides.
Positive Psychology
Positive psychology is distinct from self-help in that it offers robust, science-based tools that promote meaning and well-being. Where self-help recycles pseudoscience and platitudes to grift on the discontented people in society, these groups promote lasting, meaningful life improvement.