Yes, there are plenty of unenlightened UU's. But the principles are what
matter (you should read the post-1994 version). By the way it was a great
first meeting w/ 2 dozen people, 60/40 townies/ruu's.
sparaig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: --- In
FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Jonathan Chadwick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I just saw the note for the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship meeting this
> Saturday
upstairs at Revelations from 6-8. This is exactly what Fairfield needs:
freethinking
townies and ruu's meeting face-to-face (and with nametags with your real name
on them!)
& engaging in highflying rhetorical combat over the spiritual/material
landscape of the
Lebenswelt this forum is named for. UU's demand (1) organizational
transparency, (2)
democratic process, (3) freedom of belief (also we don't much like patriarchy).
Sounds like
a good place to start a real cultural/organizational force for good.
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Pah! I was raised in a uni-uni church. While its possibly more rare than in
other churches,
there are plenty of card-carrying Unitarian Universalists out there who are
every bit as
fundamentalist in their Uni-Uni-isms as any other fundamentalists.
Lawson (who was once chastised by the church secretary for not "understanding
the
Unitarian Universalist Way" to the great delight and amusement of the minister
of the
church)
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