Summer 2023 Quarter Classes (June - August)
Strengthening Your EQ
Fred Tow
Room 112
Our society places a lot of value on IQ (Intelligence Quotient), but research shows that EQ (Emotional Quotient) is of greater importance than IQ for success in life. EQ is the ability to be aware of our emotions and those of others and how we manage those emotions and relationships. EQ is being aware of feelings, in the moment, so we can choose to act like Jesus. Come and learn how to strengthen your EQ.
Christian Ethics
Samuel Huang, John Hsieh, Melvin Huang, Henry Ow, Jason Tarn, Jonathan Huang
Room 115
Ethics is the study of right and wrong, and Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong for a Christian. Given the rapid advancement of technology, “What would Jesus do?” is an important and often difficult question for us to answer amongst the numerous moral issues that confront us today. The class will begin by discussing the Scriptural basis of Christian ethics and theoretical issues relating to Christian ethical reflection. Most of the class will be devoted to discussion of applied moral topics including bioethics, ethics in civil society, and personal ethics.
Summer 2023 Quarter Classes (June - August)
Strengthening Your EQ
Fred Tow
Room 112
Our society places a lot of value on IQ (Intelligence Quotient), but research shows that EQ (Emotional Quotient) is of greater importance than IQ for success in life. EQ is the ability to be aware of our emotions and those of others and how we manage those emotions and relationships. EQ is being aware of feelings, in the moment, so we can choose to act like Jesus. Come and learn how to strengthen your EQ.
Christian Ethics
Samuel Huang, John Hsieh, Melvin Huang, Henry Ow, Jason Tarn, Jonathan Huang
Room 115
Ethics is the study of right and wrong, and Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong for a Christian. Given the rapid advancement of technology, “What would Jesus do?” is an important and often difficult question for us to answer amongst the numerous moral issues that confront us today. The class will begin by discussing the Scriptural basis of Christian ethics and theoretical issues relating to Christian ethical reflection. Most of the class will be devoted to discussion of applied moral topics including bioethics, ethics in civil society, and personal ethics.
Summer 2023 Quarter Classes (June - August)
Strengthening Your EQ
Fred Tow
Room 112
Our society places a lot of value on IQ (Intelligence Quotient), but research shows that EQ (Emotional Quotient) is of greater importance than IQ for success in life. EQ is the ability to be aware of our emotions and those of others and how we manage those emotions and relationships. EQ is being aware of feelings, in the moment, so we can choose to act like Jesus. Come and learn how to strengthen your EQ.
Christian Ethics
Samuel Huang, John Hsieh, Melvin Huang, Henry Ow, Jason Tarn, Jonathan Huang
Room 115
Ethics is the study of right and wrong, and Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong for a Christian. Given the rapid advancement of technology, “What would Jesus do?” is an important and often difficult question for us to answer amongst the numerous moral issues that confront us today. The class will begin by discussing the Scriptural basis of Christian ethics and theoretical issues relating to Christian ethical reflection. Most of the class will be devoted to discussion of applied moral topics including bioethics, ethics in civil society, and personal ethics.
Strengthening Your EQ
Fred Tow
Room 112
Our society places a lot of value on IQ (Intelligence Quotient), but research shows that EQ (Emotional Quotient) is of greater importance than IQ for success in life. EQ is the ability to be aware of our emotions and those of others and how we manage those emotions and relationships. EQ is being aware of feelings, in the moment, so we can choose to act like Jesus. Come and learn how to strengthen your EQ.
Christian Ethics
Samuel Huang, John Hsieh, Melvin Huang, Henry Ow, Jason Tarn, Jonathan Huang
Room 115
Ethics is the study of right and wrong, and Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong for a Christian. Given the rapid advancement of technology, “What would Jesus do?” is an important and often difficult question for us to answer amongst the numerous moral issues that confront us today. The class will begin by discussing the Scriptural basis of Christian ethics and theoretical issues relating to Christian ethical reflection. Most of the class will be devoted to discussion of applied moral topics including bioethics, ethics in civil society, and personal ethics.
Strengthening Your EQ
Fred Tow
Room 112
Our society places a lot of value on IQ (Intelligence Quotient), but research shows that EQ (Emotional Quotient) is of greater importance than IQ for success in life. EQ is the ability to be aware of our emotions and those of others and how we manage those emotions and relationships. EQ is being aware of feelings, in the moment, so we can choose to act like Jesus. Come and learn how to strengthen your EQ.
Christian Ethics
Samuel Huang, John Hsieh, Melvin Huang, Henry Ow, Jason Tarn, Jonathan Huang
Room 115
Ethics is the study of right and wrong, and Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong for a Christian. Given the rapid advancement of technology, “What would Jesus do?” is an important and often difficult question for us to answer amongst the numerous moral issues that confront us today. The class will begin by discussing the Scriptural basis of Christian ethics and theoretical issues relating to Christian ethical reflection. Most of the class will be devoted to discussion of applied moral topics including bioethics, ethics in civil society, and personal ethics.
Summer 2023 Quarter Classes (June - August)
Strengthening Your EQ
Fred Tow
Room 112
Our society places a lot of value on IQ (Intelligence Quotient), but research shows that EQ (Emotional Quotient) is of greater importance than IQ for success in life. EQ is the ability to be aware of our emotions and those of others and how we manage those emotions and relationships. EQ is being aware of feelings, in the moment, so we can choose to act like Jesus. Come and learn how to strengthen your EQ.
Christian Ethics
Samuel Huang, John Hsieh, Melvin Huang, Henry Ow, Jason Tarn, Jonathan Huang
Room 115
Ethics is the study of right and wrong, and Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong for a Christian. Given the rapid advancement of technology, “What would Jesus do?” is an important and often difficult question for us to answer amongst the numerous moral issues that confront us today. The class will begin by discussing the Scriptural basis of Christian ethics and theoretical issues relating to Christian ethical reflection. Most of the class will be devoted to discussion of applied moral topics including bioethics, ethics in civil society, and personal ethics.
Summer 2023 Quarter Classes (June - August)
Strengthening Your EQ
Fred Tow
Room 112
Our society places a lot of value on IQ (Intelligence Quotient), but research shows that EQ (Emotional Quotient) is of greater importance than IQ for success in life. EQ is the ability to be aware of our emotions and those of others and how we manage those emotions and relationships. EQ is being aware of feelings, in the moment, so we can choose to act like Jesus. Come and learn how to strengthen your EQ.
Christian Ethics
Samuel Huang, John Hsieh, Melvin Huang, Henry Ow, Jason Tarn, Jonathan Huang
Room 115
Ethics is the study of right and wrong, and Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong for a Christian. Given the rapid advancement of technology, “What would Jesus do?” is an important and often difficult question for us to answer amongst the numerous moral issues that confront us today. The class will begin by discussing the Scriptural basis of Christian ethics and theoretical issues relating to Christian ethical reflection. Most of the class will be devoted to discussion of applied moral topics including bioethics, ethics in civil society, and personal ethics.
Strengthening Your EQ
Fred Tow
Room 112
Our society places a lot of value on IQ (Intelligence Quotient), but research shows that EQ (Emotional Quotient) is of greater importance than IQ for success in life. EQ is the ability to be aware of our emotions and those of others and how we manage those emotions and relationships. EQ is being aware of feelings, in the moment, so we can choose to act like Jesus. Come and learn how to strengthen your EQ.
Christian Ethics
Samuel Huang, John Hsieh, Melvin Huang, Henry Ow, Jason Tarn, Jonathan Huang
Room 115
Ethics is the study of right and wrong, and Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong for a Christian. Given the rapid advancement of technology, “What would Jesus do?” is an important and often difficult question for us to answer amongst the numerous moral issues that confront us today. The class will begin by discussing the Scriptural basis of Christian ethics and theoretical issues relating to Christian ethical reflection. Most of the class will be devoted to discussion of applied moral topics including bioethics, ethics in civil society, and personal ethics.
Strengthening Your EQ
Fred Tow
Room 112
Our society places a lot of value on IQ (Intelligence Quotient), but research shows that EQ (Emotional Quotient) is of greater importance than IQ for success in life. EQ is the ability to be aware of our emotions and those of others and how we manage those emotions and relationships. EQ is being aware of feelings, in the moment, so we can choose to act like Jesus. Come and learn how to strengthen your EQ.
Christian Ethics
Samuel Huang, John Hsieh, Melvin Huang, Henry Ow, Jason Tarn, Jonathan Huang
Room 115
Ethics is the study of right and wrong, and Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong for a Christian. Given the rapid advancement of technology, “What would Jesus do?” is an important and often difficult question for us to answer amongst the numerous moral issues that confront us today. The class will begin by discussing the Scriptural basis of Christian ethics and theoretical issues relating to Christian ethical reflection. Most of the class will be devoted to discussion of applied moral topics including bioethics, ethics in civil society, and personal ethics.