With the unprecedented advancement of AI and its influence on society, including the arts, we are challenged to ask deeper questions about the value of human creativity and what the … Continue reading The Future of Human Creativity

While searching for the next John. H. Dietrich sermon to revive and deliver, I came across one entitled, “What to Read and Why?” In it, Rev. Dietrich suggests several titles … Continue reading What to Read and Why? A Sermon Inspired by John Dietrich

Freud famously said, “Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar,” meaning some things can be taken at face value rather than having some deeper unconscious meaning. The opposite is true … Continue reading Some of My Favorite Jesus Stories

Unitarianism is a liberal religion. By freeing minds, liberalism naturally leads to innovation, including ideological and technological innovations and advances. In this sermon, Rev. Eklof will discuss why such advances … Continue reading The Singularity, the Humanistic Ethic, and the Enlightenment Project

Today the US, one of the most powerful and influential nations in the world, has taken a path that is as heartless, selfish, and unjust as it is reckless. Why … Continue reading How to Survive Rampant and Malignant Narcissism, Death, and Destruction

In this guest presentation, long-time UUCS congregant, Luba Johnston, will share the story of her life in the USSR. She writes: “A Russian historian, Tamara Edelman, says: ‘To better understand … Continue reading Soviet Paradise: The USSR and Me

Rev. Eklof will discuss the Federal Government’s militant response to protests in response to President Trump’s deportation policies and mass arrests. He will discuss the hard reality of the situation, … Continue reading Democracy Has Fallen: What Can We Do?

The US Government’s attack on America’s college campuses and its punitive behavior toward students who voice their opinions on the current conflict between Israel and Hamas is unprecedented and goes … Continue reading Freedom of Speech, College Campuses, and Pro-Palestinian Protestors