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The Prophetic Tradition
“The Prophetic Tradition” Rev. Bob Janis-Dillon The First Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Hunterdon County October 7, 2012 Even though it begins with “in the beginning” and ends with the end of the world, the Bible is not a single, unified … Continue reading
Posted in Sermons, Sermons - Text
Tagged history, hope, Judaism, justice, prophets, right relationship, Unitarian Universalism, vision
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Transcendentalism Sermon & Meditation (video)
Delivered September 30, 2012 at the First Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Hunterdon County
“Sermons I like”: “The Car You Drive”
I’m starting a new series here, called simply “Sermons I Like”. There are so many great sermons out there, both UU and otherwise, and part of my spiritual practice is to read or listen to others’ sermons. Not that I … Continue reading
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Tagged America, hope, justice, living a good life, poverty, Unitarian Universalism
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Charles Peguy was a very devout but non-
Charles Peguy was a very devout but non-churchgoing Roman Catholic, thoroughly socialist, French nationalist poet. For those not instantly turned off by one or more of these descriptors, you might enjoy his gorgeous meditation on hope. http://ow.ly/d2Nmg
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