UU Theology

Editorial

Emerson’s shadow

There’s a shadow side to Emerson’s influence on Unitarian Universalism.

Forrest Church 2/28/2003
Editorial

Emerson’s mirror

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 2/28/2003
Editorial

To pray without apology

What would have happened if Martin Luther King Jr. had cast his lot with the Unitarian Universalists? A reflection on race and theology.

Rosemary Bray McNatt 11/1/2002
Spirit

Against vengeance

Witness for the things that make for peace.

Rebecca Parker 9/1/2002
Editorial

'Your maxims are proverbs of ashes'

What to do when experience challenges tradition.

Christopher L. Walton, Jane Greer 3/3/2002
Editorial

Can violence save?

Challenging the theology of redemptive suffering.

Rita Nakashima Brock, Rebecca Parker 3/1/2002
Editorial

Christianity's victims

‘Christianity bears the marks of unresolved trauma,’ write two feminist theologians in a book that argues that suffering redeems nothing.

Christopher L. Walton 3/1/2002
Spirit

Unshakable foundations

What endures in a time of terror: A sermon from the week of 9/11.

Galen Guengerich 1/1/2002
Editorial

Confronting evil

Has terrorism shaken our religious principles?

Warren R. Ross 1/1/2002
Editorial

Universalism: A theology for the 21st century

Taken seriously, no theology is more challenging morally, spiritually, or intellectually.

Forrest Church 11/5/2001
Ideas

Why I sold my guns

Average citizens who think they can whip a concealed gun out to shoot down a bad guy are living under a dangerous illusion.

Joel Miller 9/1/1999
Editorial

Of sand bars and circuit riders

Voices from our Universalist past.

David Reich 7/1/1993