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EditorialFor almost 1,000 years, the Christian church emphasized paradise, not Crucifixion. How Christianity took a disastrous turn, and how we can rediscover paradise today.
Rita Nakashima Brock, Rebecca Parker -
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Transcendentalists were divided into several camps, just like their Unitarian Universalist heirs.
Jeff Wilson -
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Unitarian Universalists have held fast to one aspect of their Puritan roots: congregational polity.
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EditorialSixty years after Unitarians began encouraging the formation of lay-led congregations, a look back at the movement that transformed Unitarianism.Holley Ulbrich
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IdeasMost Unitarian Universalists live in some kind of tension with Christianity. I wish we talked about this more.Doug Muder
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IdeasHow Unitarian and Universalist religious education evolved over two centuries.Kimberly French
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IdeasHow to find out if your community intentionally excluded African Americans.
James Loewen -
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James Loewen documents the rise of ‘sundown towns’ and their enduring legacy.
Dan Carter -
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Rod Serling, a Unitarian, confronted prejudice with innovative television scripts.
Kimberly French -
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 -
IdeasOur Universalist forebears ranged far and wide.Kimberly French
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Unitarian Universalism was liberal theology’s first home, but we have neglected it lately.
Christopher L. Walton