Why the “sustainable living” category? Consider it applied theology, to live as light and free as possible. That’s why I’ve always liked recipes and money saving tips (and the kitch) that comes in the Lutheran mutual aid society magazine I get.
Here’s a tool I like because it makes travelling easier. More tips like this […]
Congratulations to UUA President Bill Sinkford . . . for getting his picture placed three times on the front page of UUA.org.
Twice from the front, once from the back. I think this is a new record in overexposure.
I like the eHarmony ads, but Hubby and I — who met by online personals; you can get anything over the Internet — wondered if gay people were welcome.
The answer is no. Cue facile excuses, exunt homosexuals. eHarmony founder (and TV spokesperson) Neil Clark Warren was a darling of Focus on the Family — […]
There’s a copy of the Gospel Liturgy for auction at eBay.
And copy of the Unitarian and Free Christian Celebrating Life: A Book of Special Services. Worth having.
That’s all.
Shawn, in the middle of one of his comments at Philocrites, commented (in so many words) that the he’s not an angry Humanist, and I realized I never thought he was. But I know of what he refers.
The old angry Humanists. I know the type, you know the type. To use a UU-ism, “they have […]
James Field of Left Coast Unitarian writes in “Christianities, christologies and me”:
Scott’s comment about Romans 8 in response to my earlier post and some of what he has been saying (along with Peacebang and others) about UU dabbling in world religion raises an issue for me.
That deserves a reply, or more than one. […]
Clyde Grubbs gets keyed up — can I type that with a hint of mocking? his tone is hardly strident — about the folly of bottled water. It bothers me, if for no other reason than bottled watter (apart from gallon jugs to tide one over a hurricane) seems like a waste of money and […]
I wonder what the United Church of Christ newsniks thought when they put the news of the Antiochian Orthodox Church’s withdrawal from the National Council of Churches (the news isn’t on their site — its isn’t official) given the UCC’s recent vote on same-sex marriage was accounted as reason for the departure.
“We just feel we […]
I’ll now be vetting every comment that comes in, since I’ve been attacked by an anti-Universalist troll. Sorry, since that means legitimate comments will be slower.
I’d rather be sanguine about all the discussion about religious language, what is authentically Unitarian Universalism, the cautionary tale concerning belief-freedom, and how our little band can make a difference, but this seems to be the umpeenth chapter in a saga that has neither finish nor goal. And it should have at least one. (Thanks […]
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