UU World Online Archives

Features The religious left An old tradition for a new day. By Daniel McKanan in Ideas; Breath is life Defending abortion from a liberal Christian perspective....

Features The gospel of inclusion A black Pentecostal bishop embraces Universalism, befriends a Unitarian minister, and shakes up the largest congregation in the UUA.

Features 'One tribe, one people' Unitarian Universalism is growing rapidly in Africa, uniting people from many tribes to serve the poor. By Scott Kraft in Life; A public witness President William G. Sinkford looks back on eight years of leadership. By Christopher L.

Features Natural faith How Darwinian evolution has transformed liberal religion. By William R. Murry in Ideas; Our inner ape How deeply rooted is our Unitarian Universalist belief in peace and justice for all? By Anthony David in Ideas; Imagineers of soul In our churches, we should be...

Features Hold on Suffering and anxiety are usually just as finite and time-limited as high passion and unalloyed joy. By William F. Schulz in Life; Dinner dilemmas Ethical issues at the Thanksgiving dinner table....

Features The Tyger and the Lamb Faith in authority divides the self and endangers the world. But faith in each other, a covenantal faith, can bring personal and global peace. By Dennis McCarty in Ideas; How to raise a mensch Cultivating your child's ethical and spiritual growth. By Debra W.

Features 'This present paradise' For almost 1,000 years, the Christian church emphasized paradise, not Crucifixion. How Christianity took a disastrous turn, and how we can rediscover paradise today....

Features Prophetic nonviolence Toward a Unitarian Universalist theology of war and peace. By Paul Rasor in Ideas; Home grown Unitarian Universalism Developing home-based community rituals that root UU adults and children. By William J.

Features America's founding faiths The separation of church and state in America grew out of competing visions of divine order and sacred liberty that divided the nation's founders and its religious communities....

Features Carolyn McDade's spirit of life Unitarian Universalism's most beloved song, the woman who wrote it, and the communities that sustain her spirit.