While Unitarian Universalists acknowledge our Judeo-Christian roots, we can, in our wonderings, consider, and even embrace, the ideas of other religions and cultures. It was a stroke of collective genius when we added the six Sources to our seven Principles, more than 30 years ago. Let us take a look at three of our Sources … Continue reading An Expansive Religion
In a time of war, it is difficult to think of oneself as a peacemaker, yet evolution requires this of us. World religions and modern times peacemakers, including the United Nations, do as well. What do ancient and modern peacemakers have to say to us today? More importantly, how can we personally cultivate the heart … Continue reading Blessed Are the Peacemakers
Join us as Rev. Ann Fox delivers the Installation sermon during the service to recognize Rev. Dan Harper as the 21st called minister of First Parish in Cohasset since 1721.
We human beings generally have a low opinion of ourselves. If we took our seven principals seriously, we’d be well on our way to increasing our self-esteem. The Buddhists have much to teach us about being accepting of ourselves and others, but so do our Principles. Let’s do a little comparing and contrasting together. (We … Continue reading “Radical Acceptance” (or Saying ‘Yes’ to Life)
