Sermons on Religion
Uni-transcendental-tarianism
At the core of both Unitarianism and Transcendentalism is the belief in the inherent goodness of people and nature. This week, we will explore the confluence of the Unitarians and Transcendentalists.
The Christian Cross & Valentine’s Day
The cross is a symbol of the vertical truth and love, combined with the horizontal universality and equality of their reach.
Roots of Our Faith: Humanism
Humanism makes humanity its priority, rather than God, Jesus, the saints, or the Earth.
Roots of Our Faith: Atheism
Atheists boldly deny the existence of God or gods.
Roots of Our Faith: Universalism
In the 19th century, Universalism was the working class and rural liberal religion, at odds with the urban, college-educated Unitarianism.
Roots of Our Faith: Unitarianism
Unitarian Universalism is a blend of many faiths. This Sunday we look at the foundational Unitarian religion and its characteristics.
Roots of Our Faith: Liberalism
Liberalism is probably the rootiest root of Unitariainism, and to a lesser degree Universalism.
Roots of Our Faith: Christianity
What can we learn from our Christian roots?
Roots of Our Faith: Judaism
What is our Jewish inheritance?
The Spirituality of Water
Humankind has worshiped the sun for millennia, as well as the earth, but what about water?
Roots of Our Faith: Buddhism
Exploring the roots of Unitarian Universalism begins with Buddhism.