“This is the sad and convoluted result when you let the laity run a ‘church’ with their flawed human wisdom.”
Category: Theology
More than words.
Last year, the Tulsa church commissioned a painting that would illustrate in concrete ways the key themes, values, and sources of their tradition.
Old-school universalism.
An interview with the Pentecostal bishop Carlton Pearson.
Eco-faith.
“Perhaps one day this time will be remembered as the moment when the … quarrel between science and religion found a vernacular — environmentalism — that permitted many new ideas about the world to enter the hearts of the democratic populace.”
Amen!
The elusive quest.
“Religion is the vision of something which stands beyond, behind, and within the passing flux of immediate things.”
More chutney, please!
“Our god is not a braggart, is not needy, does not require worship, does not claim credit.”
Modern theology 101.
My own theological thinking is probably a some kind of process-postliberal hybrid.
What Unitarian Universalism needs isn’t traditional religious language tossed into the Principles like croutons in a salad.
The UUA sets up a discussion forum about Saturday’s New York Times article.
