Unitarian Universalists believe there is some wisdom in all the world’s religions. Each has valuable views to offer about humanity and our life in the world. Therefore, UU’s keep their minds open regarding the religious questions people have struggled with in all times and places. For themselves, UUs regard personal experience, conscience, and reason to … Continue reading Where Do We Find Wisdom? [#19]
What set of ideas characterize this faith tradition? Here is what most UUs believe: Freedom of religious expression. They encourage individuals to develop and share their own personal theologies, without fear of censure or reprisal. Tolerating religious ideas. They believe all religions possess intrinsic merit and have potential value for those who learn about them. Primacy … Continue reading What We Believe [#18]
Unitarian Universalists believe there is some wisdom in all the world’s religions. Each has valuable views to offer about humanity and our life in the world. Therefore, UU’s keep their minds open regarding the religious questions people have struggled with in all times and places. For themselves, UUs regard personal experience, conscience, and reason to … Continue reading How We Answer Religious Questions [#17]
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posted September 17, 2022
Information about viewing and discussion of our 4th offering in the “Widening the Discussion” film series.
Sedona UU Fellowship resumed its in-person Sunday services on September 12th in the sanctuary at JCSVV. We have enjoyed meeting together again this year in their beautiful sanctuary with our new minister, Rev. Anthony Mtuaswa Johnson. In consideration of the on-going pandemic, we introduced new safety measures, in addition to those implemented by the JCSVV … Continue reading Updated Covid-19 Safety Procedures
None. A central characteristic of Unitarian Universalism is affirming individuals’ free and responsible search for truth and meaning. This lack of a predetermined doctrine reflects UU’s nature as an “orthopraxy.” An orthopraxy believes the most important religious bonds are formed out of sharing acts of justice and love. This contrasts with “orthodoxy,” a religion bound … Continue reading Are There Beliefs We Defend? [#15]
Very few. At the Unitarian Universalism Fellowship, you can hold any opinion you want about the existence of a god and what to call that god. And you can change, your opinion over time. You can follow your conscience, your readings, your thoughts, and your desires on issues like the existence of an afterlife, the … Continue reading What Opinions are Taboo for Us? [#14]
The latest in-home Widening the Circle offering is a more than slightly relevant topic to a wide swath of us! The idea emerged from a film discussion, when eight SUUFers got psyched about the possibilities for rich discussions with friends about elderhood.
