In 1976, Unitarian Universalist theologian James Luther Adams offered five stones of religious liberalism as foundational theological points for our tradition. Years later, Revs. Nancy Bowen and Mike Morran built on these with five jagged rocks of Unitarian Universalism. Today we explore the smooth stones and the jagged rocks. We consider how these foundational points … Continue reading From Smooth Stones to Jagged Rocks … and Beyond
This week’s service touches upon riddles, mysteries, questions and awe. From a miraculous spiderweb to an existential question of our existence, we’ll look at the different forms that wonder can take, the many ways it shapes our lives, and the role it plays in shaping our spirituality.
What do we do with the questions that arise from the places of brokenness? How do we find meaning when we’re trying to understand disaster, human harm, or even when things have simply gone wrong? How do we respond to the “bad” of this world? These are especially tough questions in Unitarian Universalism, where there … Continue reading Wrestling with Concrete
