What does spirituality mean? Is it incompatible with atheism? By the way, what is that? Join us to explore these questions and more.

Further developing the theme presented in prior sermons, this talk will address an overview or proposed “supermyth” that incorporates the myths of the prior ages to bring us into the Nuclear Electronic Age.  This will be a hybrid service (in person and online); to attend online, check your weekly update or contact the office for the link. Click here to … Continue reading Mythology of the Future, Part IV: The Supermyth

A message from 2000 years ago: Fear not: you can be a beacon of love. Presented by Marlin Lavanhar, from All Souls in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Discussion led by Andrew Whitmont. This service will be held online. Watch your weekly update or contact the office for the link.

Join us for this talk by member Andrew Whitmont, who has previously spoken about the history of mythological symbolism across the historical ages. In this talk he will share his ideas regarding the mythology we see emerging as the iron age recedes and the nuclear electronic age unfolds, an age of individual empowerment and the collapse … Continue reading Mythology of the Future, Part 3

In the face of mounting atheism, disbelief and abandonment of the metaphysical images and stories of the Iron Age we can reflect on what resonates for us now as we enter the Technological Era. Join presenter Andrew Whitmont on this thought-provoking journey. This service will take place on Zoom; watch the weekly update or contact the … Continue reading Unfolding Mythology of the Nuclear Electronic Age, Part One

Presented by Andrew Whitmont

Andrew Whitmont will present on the fifth and last of UU theologian James Luther Adams’ “Five Smooth Stones” of liberal religion. In this talk we will enlarge our understanding of how our liberal religion’s underlying theological position provides grounds for optimism as we strive to fulfill the mandates of the third and fourth stones, namely taking concrete … Continue reading “Fifth Smooth Stone” of Liberal Religion

This has to do with denial and affirmation, based on what we have learned by way of the first three stones. It sounds like a pile of rocks, but its better than that and requires our efforts. Come find out how. Presented by Andrew Whitmont.

This talk, presented by UUCY member Andrew Whitmont, delves further into the theological foundations of our liberal religion. Given that liberal religious truth and understanding are open ended and inclusive, what about behavior and choice? Why are we not coerced by a hierarchy of church officials and rules of moral conduct?

UUCY Member Andrew Whitmont presenting. First in a series of five. What are the theological underpinnings of the “free and responsible search for truth and meaning,” which we covenant and promote?  Did you know there are Unitarian/Universalist theologians who have articulated a well thought out theology in this regard?  Join us today to gain insight … Continue reading Sunday Services on Zoom: Theological Stones