Motivated by critics who said Unitarian theology lacked depth and weight, James Luther Adams made it his life's work to articulate just such a theology – a previously existing one that had never been clearly articulated. Adams went on to write many of the phrases we find in our Principles and Values today. This morning, we will explore the his UU theology of action, asking what are our primary purpose and outside issues, how we can foster unity in diversity, and "religious liberalism" actually means. The answer to the last question may surprise you!
Speaker: Bob Clegg, M.Div.
Please join us this Sunday. The service will begin at 11am. The service will be available on Facebook Live for those who wish to participate remotely. Go to the ASWUU Facebook page and click the Live link.
We have a social hour after the service for coffee, snacks and conversation. You may bring a dish to share if you would like to do so.
