Whenever anti-theists start preaching about how you shouldn't believe in anything you can't observe or prove, I just want to say "In that case, you should stop believing in math, and stop believing in anything derived from math, like most of theoretical physics, because math has no reality. It's all made up by humans and must be taken on faith, ( Read more... )

Just left the Unitarian Universalist church I go to every Sunday. I almost didn't, because the back pain I had yesterday is persisting. But I went, taking my cane with me to help me sit up and sit down ( Read more... )

Went to Unitarian church earlier again. I don't know if the intern pastor who gave the sermon today is a pagan or not, but either way, she's very pagan friendly and there was a lot of talk about paganism in the sermon. I was so impressed, I bought a CD of the sermon.

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Went to UU (Unitarian Universalist) church again today. Woke up at 8:45 so I could be out the door at 9:45, since last week I got up at 9, only to find that the bus after 10 didn't leave till 25 after, and was late getting there as a result. I was early today by enough of a margin that I sat outside the library reading for about 15 minutes before ( Read more... )

So I got up at 9 AM this morning so I could get to the UU church on time. (Hour to get ready, the rest of that time to get there.) Thing is, while I left the same time as last week, the 71 was a bit slow today due to rare traffic congestion, and I missed the 12. Though Google Maps and Trimet had both said to try the 20 if I missed the 12, I tried ( Read more... )

Well, there aren't many free classes at the UU church, but there are a few free ones that sound good. A poetry group, a writing group, a class for newcomers (in November), one called "our chosen faith," and possibly the "path to membership" class.

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Today was the first UU regular service, so they had two services: one at 9:15 and one at 11:15. Gee, guess which one I went to? :-D The 11:15 of course ( Read more... )

The service at my local Unitarian Universalist church was pretty awesome earlier today. The two choral pieces of music were especially awesome; they were African polyrhythm, so each of the four singers (two men, one woman) played a different rhythm on their instrument, and sang different bits. I love this kind of music, and I was bobbing in my seat ( Read more... )