The Unitarian Universalists who chat it up at Beliefnet are discussing the new Humanist Manifesto. It’s an unusually good discussion.
Category: Unitarian Universalism
John Updike reviews books about Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Architecture as metaphor.
“Every corner is apparent, clearly illuminated by natural light from the tall, multi-paned Palladian windows, recalling the light of reason revered by Unitarianism’s great liberal forbears.”
Amen!
“Persuasion is the method of Unitarian Universalism, but tolerance is its heart.”
Personal introductions to one’s liberal religion that can be shared in a minute or two.
Whether Unitarian Universalists are fully conscious of it or not, they are drawn into the covenant of the church by a creative power that transcends them.
Hallelujah!
Blogging is: a) not addictive, b) not in any way vain, and c) hardly time-consuming.
Perfect pitch.
A blogger who questions his assumptions in a truly liberal, modest, and humane way.
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.
Pluralism in practice.
“Frankly, we have to tolerate each other, and that’s not easy to do.”
