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Ideas‘I wanted to give a voice to all of this experience that has generally been disregarded.’
Kimberly French -
EditorialFour decades have passed since controversy over ‘black empowerment’ nearly tore the Unitarian Universalist Association apart. Even now, UUs remain unreconciled over what was for many a life-defining fight.
Mark Morrison-Reed -
IdeasHe’s more than just the discoverer of oxygen and soda water, and not just incidentally a Unitarian.
Scott Gerard Prinster -
EditorialThe 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.
Forrest Church -
IdeasThe congregation established by the Pilgrims in 1620 belongs to the Unitarian Universalist Association today.
Kimberly French -
IdeasSon of slaves invented key elements of lightbulb.
Kimberly French -
EditorialFrom the archives: Israel honors two Unitarians for rescuing refugees in World War II; their story provokes soul-searching today.
Michelle Bates Deakin -
Ideas
Martin Luther King Jr. served a troublesome, dangerous, demanding God who breaks down our divisions.
Thomas Mikelson -
Ideas
Charles Dickens’s novels reflect the central ideas of nineteenth-century Unitarianism.
Michael Timko -
SpiritWhat do we mean when we claim a historic figure as ‘one of us,’ anyway?
Peg Duthie -
Ideas
Elizabeth Palmer Peabody saw her educational work as part of a larger effort to reform human society.
Christopher L. Walton -
Editorial
What do we see in the legacy of Ralph Waldo Emerson, ‘the most recognized and revered figure in the Unitarian movement’? His 200th birthday makes this a good time to ask.
Richard Higgins