The quaint old word “edify” can be a useful litmus test to help you discern what helps or hinders you in your life.
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One of the perennial questions that philosophers and theologians have grappled with is whether we have free will or not. Modern science has weighed in on this and has largely concluded that we do not – so what can we make of this?
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In many religious traditions there are regular rituals and practices for people to confess their shortcomings and sins. How might a Unitarian Universalist think about this?
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Looking at the UU Principles of democracy and freedom of conscience in contrast to changes at the UUA level that may be too radical to be truly helpful to the growth of UU.
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There aren’t many congregations able to sustain a long term relationship with a minister in these unsettled times – no UU congregation in the Pacific Northwest – and few continent wide – has had the same settled minister for as long as UUCS – 30 years. This speaks volumes about the goodness and tolerance of the members and the core strength of the congregation. Too many congregations expect perfect ministers and some few others – like UUCS – learn to accept and encourage the flawed but well-intentioned souls who experience a call to serve the greater good.
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Are you thick skinned? Thin skinned? All skinned up? Let’s reflect on how we can live in a world where tough things happen.
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