This Sunday’s service will be led by Reeb member Michael Nunley. His reflection considers whether human evolution could have made it more likely for people to engage in violence and whether the centrality of love in Unitarian-Universalism might offer a potent instrument for changing our violent culture. Worship Associate: Marti Everett, Music: Candy Douglas Share … Continue reading Human Nature: Violence and Love
Time, Age, and Memory are phenomena we all experience, but those experiences are necessarily subjective, varying among different people. This week we’ll consider some aspects of Time, Age, and Memory that can affect how we think about them and what meanings they might hold for us in our own lives. [Image from wikimedia commons: Van Gogh’s … Continue reading Time, Age, and Memory
Join us to hear JRUUC member Michael Nunley speak: An anthropologist searches for the foundations of love in evolution, culture, and the history of religion in an effort to better understand the challenges–and the necessity–of expanding beloved community to people we will never meet. [Image credit: Susan Podebradsky] Share the Plate – click here to … Continue reading How Humans Got Love: A Just-So Story
