BIOGRAPHY
Born in Detroit, Sherwin Wine graduated from the University of Michigan with degrees in philosophy and political science. Ordained as a rabbi in 1950, he went on to found a new movement in Judaism called Humanistic Judaism. This movement has become an international movement with many congregations all over the world.
Achieving fame as a lecturer on all dimensions of the human experience, he founded the Center for New Thinking in suburban Detroit in 1970, which serves as an educational institute and a public forum for the presentation of new ideas in the arts, sciences, philosophy, politics, religion and history.
Sherwin Wine is the author is Staying Sane in a Crazy World, which was published in 1996.
LECTURES
Sherwin Wine is available to lecture on all the subjects which are listed as available tapes of the Center.
In addition for the 2002-2003 session he has prepared five exciting new lectures for national audiences:
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?
STAYING SANE IN A CRAZY WORLD
THE FUTURE OF RELIGION
SURVIVING IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY
THE KEY TO HUMAN HISTORY
Sherwin T. Wine is available to lecture to your group.
To get further information on availability, topics and costs,
please call 1-248-646-0416.
   
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