Is Justice Possible? – Pre-Lecture Discussion

The establishment of the state of Israel in 1948 (called by the Arabs “al- naqbe” – the disaster) and the results of the 6-day war in 1967 (called by the Arabs “al-naqse” – the shame) have sharpened the focus of the Jewish-Arab conflict to be on the relationship between Israelis and Palestinians. The tension has…

Presenters from The University of Hong KongThe Chinese University of Hong KongHong Kong Shue Yan UniversityCity University of Hong KongUnited Christian Hospital 15 Papers in Total ProgramOpening remarks and a video message from Crystal Park (Former President of Division 36 of APA and Author of Handbook of Psychology of Religion and Spirituality): Psychology of Religiousness and…

John Brandon retired from Apple in October, 2015 as the Vice President of International after almost fifteen years. He was responsible for the largest revenue piece for Apple, culminating in over $100 Billion in his last year. Prior to Apple, John was the CEO of Academic Systems, and before that, he served as the Vice President and General…

Hope shapes what we think of the future and our purpose in life.  Yet in Hong Kong, despite its insatiable energy, do the high walls of the city block out the light of hope?   Hope seems to be a problem – a broken promise that is never satisfied.  Is hope like a fairy tale, a…

This year’s Midyear Reunion will be very special as it is the first time both Lead for Life Year 1 and Year 2 cohorts will combine! Don’t miss out on this opportunity to meet your extended Lead for Life family! For this Midyear Reunion, will be having a special invited global guest speaker, Fr. Laurence Freeman…

Humans once found solace from a universe of things that could not be explained with a myriad of gods that thundered from above. This idea was later refined to say that a single God was in charge of the world. Today science points the way to unlocking the mysteries of the natural world around us….