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Unitarian Universalism:     more books (102)

Universalism: Universalist Church of America, List of Unitarian, Universalist, and Unitarian Universalist Churches Unitarian Universalism 1985: Selected Essays Unitarian Universalism 1987: Selected Essays by Unitarian Universalist Ministers Association, 1987-01-01 Unitarian Universalism and black empowerment in the United States: A nationwide survey of Unitarian Universalist attitudes toward black power and participation in militant civil rights activities by Michael McCloskey, 1974 BORN AGAIN UNITARIAN UNIVERSALISM by F. Forester Church, 1987-01-01 Unitarian Universalism Selected Essays 2003 Unitarian Universalism Selected Essays 2000 by Unitarian Universalist Ministers' Association, 2000 Unitarian Universalism 1985: Selected Essays by Unitarian Universalist Ministers Association, 1985-01-01 A Religion for the "Non-Religious"An Overview of Unitarian Universalism by Josiah R. and Laile E. Bartlett, 1990 Unitarian Universalism: Unitarianism, History of Unitarianism, Universal Reconciliation, Crane Theological School Unitarian Universalisms: Beacon Press, the Unitarian Universalist Church of Charlotte, Church of the Larger Fellowship, Hibbert Lectures Unitarian Universalism Selected Essays 2004 UNITARIAN UNIVERSALISM Selected Essays 2002 by Daniel Budd, Tom Owen-Towle, Douglas A. Taylor, David Sammons C. Leon Hopper, 2002 Unitarian Universalism 1987: Selected Essays by Charles A. Howe, 1987

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81. Unitarian Universalism Index
    faqs.org, Search FAQs Full Text. unitarian universalism. unitarian-universalism  
    http://www.faqs.org/faqs/unitarian-universalism/

82. All Souls UU Church - KC, Mo
    Getting to Know UU” Sunday Meet with our Minister to talk informally about unitarian universalism and our All Souls Community.  
    http://www.allsoulskc.org/
    
    Extractions: W elcome! All Souls is a church where people of different beliefs and diverse backgrounds come together for intellectual and spiritual inquiry. W e seek to create a community of mutual care and respect in which to celebrate life, offer service, and work for environmental responsibility and social justice. O ur programs and activities are open to all. We are pleased to welcome visitors to our worship services and encourage you to participate in our adult and children's religious education classes and numerous other church activities. I f you have questions that are not answered on the web site, please contact us. We would be glad to hear from you and we hope to also see you in person!

83. An Invitation To Unitarian Universalism
    unitarian universalism. Religion is not The following links introduce you to unitarian universalism Unitarian Universalist Association  
    http://www.scn.org/spiritual/seattleuu/

84. Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Of Southern Maryland
    Unitarian. Universalist. Fellowship. of. Southern. Maryland. Box One Hundred Questions That Non Members Ask About unitarian universalism. Website  
    http://www.uufsm.org/

85. Auuf0100 (Home)
    At the heart of unitarian universalism is an understanding that each person is free to search for truth, and to name their own.  
    http://home.thezone.net/~avalonuu/
    
    Extractions: Everyone is welcome. What makes us different from other churches? At the heart of Unitarian Universalism is an understanding that each person is free to search for truth, and to name their own. There is no creed, and no required discipline or practice. Each individual is challenged to search for their own truth; each congregation develops its own style of worship. Religious truth grows from within, and evolves. Being a Unitarian Universalist means believing in a commitment to one's self and to others. We like to describe ourselves as holistic, and optimistic, inclusive, and grounded in both reason and mystery. We meet at the Anna Templeton Centre,

86. Unitarian Universalist
    Unitarian Universalist. Cult or Occult? Satan s Church. What We Believe unitarian universalism is a liberal religion born of the Jewish and Christian traditions.  
    http://www.inoohr.org/unitarianuniversalist.htm
    
    Extractions: Unitarian Universalist Cult or Occult? Satan's Church One way some people have of talking about religion is something or someone called God. Some people think God is a very important idea. And some people don't. People who think God is really important have a lot of ways of thinking about God. Some people think God is sort of like a person. Other people think God is more like a spirit, like love, or like nature, or like peace. Some religions have lots of gods, like Hinduism. Some people think of God as the sun or as a bird. There is a god that looks like a man, except it has a head like an elephant. There is a god that looks like a woman, except it has six arms So I want you to know, if you have your own idea about God and it makes you more kind and brave, that's okay, even if your friends believe in a different God. And if you change your mind about God, that's okay, too. And furthermore, if you don't know what to think about God and even if you just don't care, that's okay, too. And you can tell your friend I said so. That is not what matters most. What matters most is what you do. If there is a god, it doesn't care if you get its name right. It cares if you are kind. And that is still what matters most if there is no god.

87. RCRC: Unitarian Universalism
    unitarian universalism. unitarian universalism Reverend Dr. Rebecca EdmistonLange Rev. Edmiston-Lange is a Unitarian Universalist minister in Houston, Texas.  
    http://www.rcrc.org/faith_choices/unitarian_universalism.htm

88. UU Chalice
    What is unitarian universalism? Information for Interfaith Couples. Search this site for ANY word. Help.  
    http://www.uureading.org/

89. First Parish In Lexington, Unitarian Universalist
    Welcoming congregation. Receive First Parish news by email. unitarian universalism. UUs and UUism in the News NEW! Calendar of events. Accessibility.  
    http://fpc.lexington.ma.us/
    
    Extractions: First Parish in Lexington: Home Page Rapid Navigation Home Adult Programs Staff Calendar Sunday School Social Action Worship Services Directions Make Connections Consensus Decision Making Contact information Covenant Groups Ministerial Search Nursery School Member site Summer Concert Series Visit First Parish Directions Sunday Services Welcoming congregation ... events, programs, classes Our new Senior Minister! Search this site Employment Opportunities Log-in to member site

90. MUUYACM - Madison Unitarian Universalist Young Adult And Campus Ministry
    UU Faith unitarian universalism has now grown to embrace a diverse range of theological opinion. Within our churces one will find  
    http://www.muuyacm.org/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to muuyacm.org! Check out the cover story about the Unitarian Universalist Young Adult and Campus Ministry movement in the UU World Join our weekly worships each Thursday at 6pm. Our Group MUUYACM is a Unitarian Universalist, liberal religious ministry that provides a spiritual home for young adults. We embrace pluralism and diversity of religious belief, and we encourage questioning, exploring, and discovering one's own spiritual path. Radically inclusive ... Justice centered ... Spiritually alive! Leadership MUUYACM is blessed with strong leadership. Rev. Scott Prinster, serves us as our minister as part of his appointment at First Unitarian Society. Members of MUUYACM desiring to plan worships and events form the steering committee, which is led by two co-chairs. Any MUUYACM member is welcome to attend steering committee meetings and share in shaping the vision of our future. Events Calendar Weekly E-mail Worship , Thursday, February 19, 6:00 pm St. Francis House, 1001 University Avenue with Rev. Scott Gerard Prinster, MUUYACM minister

91. Who Are The Unitarian Universalists?
    unitarian universalism is dedicated to diversity, tolerance, and freedom in the search for truth. Who are the Unitarian Universalists?  
    http://ga.essortment.com/whoareunitaria_pbh.htm
    
    Extractions: Who are the Unitarian Universalists? Unitarian Universalism is dedicated to diversity, tolerance, and freedom in the search for truth. UUs draw from many sources in their study and worship. Unitarian Universalists believe that each individual is responsible for consciously deciding what to believe. They draw from many sources to find wisdom to support the search for truth and meaning. Because Unitarian Universalists believe that wisdom is alive and constantly changing and growing, there is no doctrine or creed required for membership. Members support each other at their various stages of growth in researching an endless variety of sources to get closer to the truth as it pertains to them. bodyOffer(17203) All men and women are considered by Unitarian Universalists to be of great worth. There is no task within Unitarian Universalism that excludes one sex or the other. They honor differences in lifestyles. Why the long name? The Unitarian and Universalist Churches used to be two different organizations. In 1961, owing to their similarities, the two organizations merged to become The Unitarian Universalists. For ease of communication, members tend to call themselves UUs or Unitarians. What do they do?

92. Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
    I always had my own set of beliefs, but until I discovered unitarian universalism, I never had a place to explore those beliefs with other people.  
    http://bob.swe.uni-linz.ac.at/euu/Kaisers/Kaisers.html
    
    Extractions: of Kaiserslautern What do Unitarian Universalists believe? UU Military Ministries Kaiserslautern Spring Kite Flying Previous Services: The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Kaiserslautern is an English-speaking fellowship which meets every 2 nd and 4 th Sunday, except July and August at 1530 at the Southside Chapel #2 on Ramstein Air Base, near the city of Kaiserslautern, Germany. Our 2nd Sunday services usually begin with a candle-lighting and sharing of joys and concerns. There follows a children's story, after which the children retire to the meeting room for RE (religious education) activities. Then a musical interlude precedes the presentation of the day's theme, which could be a guest speaker invited to present information about a particular religion or spiritual quest, or perhaps a discussion topic of interest to religious liberals. The service closes with a piece of music and the extinguishing of the candles. The service is followed by a social hour in the meeting room, with good food, coffee, tea and juice, and a chance for lively conversation. The services are friendly to families, and the children usually enjoy the story and activities. Yet there is also time for quiet contemplation in the latter half of the service.

93. Penn State Unitarian Universalist Students
    unitarian universalism (UUism) is a liberal religious faith. State College is part of the Joseph Priestley District of Unitarian Universalist congregations.  
    http://www.clubs.psu.edu/uus/

94. The-Insight.com::religion::unitarian-universalism
    Biblical Research Institute (BRI) http//biblicalresearchinstitute.com/ Please find out more about ,unitarian universalism in ,Savannah, Ga.  
    http://www.the-insight.com/religion/unitarian-universalism/

95. Tim Berners-Lee: WWW And UU And I
    philosophy. I have to say that it wasn t explicitly, as I developed the Web well before I came across unitarian universalism at all.  
    http://www.w3.org/People/Berners-Lee/UU.html
    
    Extractions: Tim Berners-Lee People have often asked me whether the Web design was influenced by Unitarian Universalist philosophy. I have to say that it wasn't explicitly, as I developed the Web well before I came across Unitarian Universalism at all. But looking back on it, I suppose that there are some parallels between the philosophies. Like many people, I had a religious upbringing which I rejected as a teenager: in my case it was a protestant Christian (Church of England) upbringing. I rejected it just after being "confirmed" and told how essential it was to believe in all kinds of unbelievable things. Since then I have discovered that many of the people around me who were "Christians" in fact used a sort of loose interpretation of some of that stuff, but it relieved a great tension just to say no. In fact, confirmation is when you say "yes", and well, we all make mistakes. In fact the need for the basis for Christian philosophy but without the dogma was a vacuum for many years. If you're used to other religions you might be confused by UUism being called a religion, but it qualifies I think. Like many people, I came back to religion when we had children. Why does everybody do this? Is it just that one feels that values and things are important for kids though one wouldn't have time for it otherwise? I hope not. Or is it that having kids is such a direct, strong, stark experience that it brings thoughts of life and love again bubbling up through the turgid morass which otherwise clogs our thinking? Or is it that it gives us an excuse? But for whatever, happenstance had our family living in the Boston area, where UU churches abound, and we were lucky enough to hit on a great one, with a great minister.

96. 2003 Unitarian Universalist Holidays
    8/25 Birthday of Kenneth Patton (1911), who believed unitarian universalism to encompass all world religions, not just Christianity and humanism.  
    http://www.wheeloftheyear.com/2003/uu.htm
    
    Extractions: * 1/1: Day to meditate for peace throughout the world. [World Peace Day; Universal Hour of Peace: 7:00-8:00 a.m. EST.] * 1/4: Day ethnic discrimination was outlawed world-wide (1969); day to mourn all manifestations of racism. [Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination: signed/adopted 3/7/1966; entered into force 1/4/1969.][

97. All Souls New York City
    An Introduction. Welcome to All Souls. About unitarian universalism. Each Unitarian Universalist congregation is involved in many kinds of programs.  
    http://www.allsoulsnyc.org/
    
    Extractions: About Unitarian Universalism With its historical roots in the Jewish and Christan traditions, Unitarian Universalism is a liberal religion—that is, a religion that keeps an open mind to the religious questions people have struggled with in all times and places. We believe that personal experience, conscience and reason should be the final authorities in religion, and that in the end religious authority lies not in a book or person or institution, but in ourselves. We are a "non-creedal" religion: we do not ask anyone to ascribe to a creed.

98. Search The CMwD Website!
    The Central Midwest District of the Unitarian Universalist Association shall work to support, enrich, and extend unitarian universalism throughout the District  
    http://www.cmwd-uua.org/
    
    Extractions: The Central Midwest District of the Unitarian Universalist Association shall work to support, enrich, and extend Unitarian Universalism throughout the District. Find a UU congregation near you! The Central Midwest District covers five states, including all of Illinois, and parts of Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, and Wisconsin. The Central Midwest District is home to nearly 12,000 Unitarian Universalists

99. Shawnee Mission UU Church -
    unitarian universalism (UU) is a mainline religious denomination with a more than five hundred year history. Unitarian Universalist Association.  
    http://www.smuuchurch.org/
    
    Extractions: @import url("/css/advance.css"); June 2, 2004 Shawnee Mission Unitarian Universalist Church is a religious community of people engaged in worship and the celebration of life, personal and intellectual growth, caring and supportive fellowship, humanitarian service, and social action. We affirm individual freedom of belief; we encourage each person's unique religious quest; we include people of diverse views and backgrounds. Everyone is welcome. Unitarian Universalism (UU) is a mainline religious denomination with a more than five hundred year history. Please read our frequently asked questions and learn more about UU . We invite you to learn about our many activities and educational opportunities . When you visit our church ( see map and directions ) please pick up a packet of information at the Visitor's Desk. We look forward to seeing you. Ted Glenn , President of the Board of Trustees

100. Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Of Santa Cruz County
     unitarian universalism is a noncredal association of churches and fellowships which affirm and promote the individual search for truth and meaning, justice  
     http://www.uufscc.org/

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