February 2024
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Have you ever learned anything the hard way? You’re past it, right now, and, as you look back over your shoulder, you go, “Whoa! That was hard–and I learned so much.” If you’ve ever learned anything the hard way, say with me “OH YEAH” OH YEAH. Now maybe, this minute, you’re in the messy middle…
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Tolerance. Today we are talking about tolerance, and it’s near and dear to the Unitarian Universalist heart. In 1568, the first and only Unitarian King in history—King John Sigismund—issued the Edict of Torda which established tolerance within and among the churches of Transylvania (now the northern region of Romania). King John essentially said that church…
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“The morning wind forever blows,” says our Unitarian Universalist ancestor Henry David Thoreau in his classic book, Walden. “The morning wind forever blows, the poem of creation is uninterrupted; but few are the ears that hear it.” Thoreau is essentially saying we are already wealthy but that this wealth goes unrecognized. A big part of…
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