The Enlightenment celebrated individualism and intellectual freedom, which we still cherish. But do those qualities alone assure a healthy and just society? What do our UU principles affirm?
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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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When I was young, Christmas was a time of wishing and hoping that Santa would bring things on my Christmas list. Growing older, my wishes changed and I came to see that hope itself was different and profoundly more important than wishes.
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Some have said that our “god” is whatever fundamental belief we have that governs our lives—how we live and what our life means. Some have also suggested that fear can undermine reason, compassion, hope and even action. If pervasive “fear” can govern our lives in such ways, what alternatives to do we have in a world that truly seems filled with dangers?
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Independence Day is the birthday of American patriotism. But is patriotism always good or the best we can ask of ourselves? How do we reconcile love of country with our Seven Principles?
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