Creed and Deed

First published in 1877, Creed and Deed is a collection of lectures by Felix Adler, the founder of the Ethical Culture movement. In these compelling talks, Adler explores the links between personal morality, social justice, and human flourishing. Drawing on a wide range of philosophical and religious traditions, he argues that living a meaningful and fulfilling life requires both inner conviction and outward action, and that ethical principles should guide our relationships with others as well as our own personal choices. This book is a timeless classic of ethical philosophy that remains relevant and inspiring today.