How are the concepts of forgiveness, sin, and atonement for harming others understood in Unitarian Universalism? The principle of the inherent worthiness and dignity of every person is a core value, but how do we live out our faith and deal with the complexity of feelings we have about harm done to ourselves and others? 

What Would AI Say if Asked to Write a Sermon on AI for a Unitarian Universalist Minister?

What makes the soul free? Ultimately not until everyone is free.

What is “normal”? Is it really something to aspire to? Does being normal take away from our humanity? How does being normal constrict the imagination and interfere with the spirit’s freedom? Maybe there is value and wisdom in not being normal.

During trying times in our lives, we may have difficulty seeing a way through to the other side in which we will feel more settled, at peace, and hopeful about the future. Sometimes we are not sure we have the capacity to make it through. What helps us trust the process?