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Aug. 9, 2026: Tribalism, Political Bias, and the Search for Truth by Dr. Cory Clark
Read more: Aug. 9, 2026: Tribalism, Political Bias, and the Search for Truth by Dr. Cory ClarkSession Description: Humans are tribal creatures. The same psychological tendencies that help humans cooperate in social groups also shape how we evaluate evidence, reason about controversial issues, and distinguish fact from misinformation. These tendencies are not unique to any particular political ideology, and even scientists are vulnerable to the same social pressures that distort reasoning…
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July 18, 2026 “Sustaining Through Change”
Read more: July 18, 2026 “Sustaining Through Change”Worship Leader: Rev. “Twinkle” Marie Manning Change permeates the human experience and the world we live in. Spiritual Growth is only possible through change. Yet, even with the natural realities of the need for change, we tend to resist it, often to our detriment and the detriment of others. This service explores ways to approach inevitable…
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What Do We Need from Liberal Religion in the 21st Century?
Read more: What Do We Need from Liberal Religion in the 21st Century?This panel session explore why we do, or do need tReligion in these troubling times. The panel features thoughtful comments from long term Unitarian leaders. Recent Posts Archives
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Is Wokeness Dead? How did it die? Should We Stop Kicking It While It’s Down?
Read more: Is Wokeness Dead? How did it die? Should We Stop Kicking It While It’s Down?In her latest blog post Helen Plucrose spends some time analyzing the current state of criticsl social justice ideology known as “woke”. She notes that the term itself has multiple meanings and that we are seeing equally noxoious ill-liberalism on the right, and thus must be careful that our criticsm of left wing illerbalism does…
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