Speaker: Rev. Dr. Todd Eklof

UUCS Minister

Revolution and the Humanistic Ethic

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There’s a subtle difference between being a true revolutionary and just a rebel, but the difference is important. The true revolutionary struggles in causes greater than oneself and is concerned with truly improving the wellbeing of all people, even at one’s own expense. In this sermon we’ll consider why keeping the humanistic ethic central in our work for justice is crucial to its success.

The UU Exorcist

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Unitarians don’t usually believe in demons, let alone exorcisms. In liberal religion we’re not concerned with casting out demons, but we do our best to cast off demonization.

The Pseudonymous Writings of Kahlil Gibran: On Earth

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The cherished wisdom of Kahlil’s Gibran’s 1923 classic, The Prophet, returns just in time for Earth Day in his recently discovered pseudonymous writing about our relations with nature and the environment.

On Being Stupid

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Being stupid isn’t considered much of a compliment, but is should be! Unlike other insults to one’s intelligence, the etymology of stupid refers to a posture of humility and curiosity in our thinking. Being stupid is never popular, because questioning popular beliefs isn’t popular. But it is, nevertheless, a position thinking people should strive for.