Rev. Matt Alspaugh, Presenter
Gaylee Temkin, Service Associate

Religious naturalism begins with a naturalistic worldview, using science as a basis for understanding what is real. This it combines with a religious orientation, including spiritual feelings like wonder and gratitude, and values rooted in nature, such as cooperation within groups and balance in ecosystems. This combination appeals to those of us who approach the world both empirically and emotionally. We’ll explore some ideas of Religious Naturalism, and consider our origin and place in the universe.

Topics: Spiritual Paths