Confessions of an Imposter

You’re Not What You Once Were

A year of retirement without regular work and the framework it provides has me thinking about who I am now, who I have been, and who I still might become. Are we “less” now than we were in our younger days, or “more”? Neither? Or both? King Solomon is revered for his wisdom by three great religious traditions. Let’s spend some time with him in both his youth and his old age to see how he dealt with these life-cycle questions.
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I am NOT Entitled to My Opinions!

A teenager finds himself in yet another argument with his father, who then cuts him off, saying, “I’m entitled to my opinion.” Stymied, the youth asks himself: Is dad entitled to his opinion? Years later, the youth now grown finds political leaders boldly asserting “alternative facts” or state blatant falsehoods and a lawyer claims “truth is not truth.” What do our UU principles suggest about all this?
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What’s On Your Mind?

It’s been an annual tradition for three decades: you come with a question, write it down on a piece of paper, pass it up front, and I’ll answer as many as I can in the time we have available. So, what theological, philosophical, social, political, artistic, etc. type question comes to mind for you? Bring it on, today is the day! Ideas? Beethoven is always good! As is Buddha, Jesus, the Upanishads, why Spumoni Ice cream is the best, whatever you want!
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