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Thoughts on navigating the tension between our individuality and our interdependence.
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Even with the inevitability of change and the intentionality of transformation, we often won’t see instant results. This week, we look at how we live with the long haul of deep transformation.
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On Easter Sunday, most of our Christian neighbors celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, their Savior. But what about us? What might salvation mean for Unitarian Universalists?
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Our theme for March is “The Gift of Transformation.” This week, we explore the inevitability of change, and the intentionality with which we can approach it.
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The biblical flood story by Noah has been inspirational for millennia. More recently science has uncovered facts about a flood unprecedented in human history, from a time and place that indicate it was the source of the Great Flood experiences and stories. Can this flood story by science be at least as inspirational as Noah’s story? More inspirational? Perhaps a closer look will provide an answer.
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Reading from Noah’s Flood: The New Scientific Discoveries About the Event that Changed History by W. Ryan and W. Pitman. (2000). New York: Touchstone (p. 16).
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Some thoughts on how language – and the games we play with it – get in the way of our work for justice and equity.
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February’s theme is “The Gift of Justice and Equity.” We begin with the needs right in front of us, and a visit to Bryan Stephenson’s instructions to “get proximate.”
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Around the world, democracy is under attack. Unitarian Universalists affirm the use of democracy in our congregations and society as a principle. How and why is the use of democracy a religious and spiritual value — and how might we affirm and promote it?
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How our Universalist heritage calls us to place Liberating Love at the center of our shared values.
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