Wikipedia comes close to home
I love Wikipedia, the best open-source online encyclopedia around. When I need terms to distinguish between different kinds of dim sum, or want a list of the world’s subway systems, or how many people live in Malta, I go there.
They seem to have an article for everything. Of course, there’s one for Universalism, but that has an error in the telling of the Murray-Potter legend. So you take the good with the bad.
But who would have thought there’d be a listing for . . .
Unitarian Universalist Christian Fellowship or the Magi Network?
5 May 2004 at 6:35 pm
I wish I was closer to a Christian UU community. I didn’t even know any such thing existed. I do know of UUCF and may become a member there. Glad Wikipedia gives recognition to us Christian UUs! :)
5 May 2004 at 8:11 pm
Correcting the Murray-Potter story
Earlier, I stated the Wikipedia artice on Universalism had in accuracy about John Murray and Thomas Potter. I got an email, In your post about Wikipedia’s entry aboout Universalism, you mention Murray and Potter. I have only a passing familiarity…