Statement from Rev. William G. Sinkford, President, Unitarian Universalist AssociationI am shocked and sorrowed by the terrible shootings in the sanctuary of the
Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church. My heart is heavy and my prayers are with our injured sisters and brothers in Knoxville. While many details of this tragedy remain unclear,
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Two places I never want them to fear going - church and school. I don't want to make them afraid of church by telling them about this but they're likely to hear about it if we attend services any time soon.
*sigh*
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*hugs*
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I just hope that a tragedy like this has the power to bring people together rather than tear them apart.
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things like this do bring people together, but for how long, y'know?
*sigh*
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I just wish that, as humans, we weren't afraid of things that are different. And that, when we find we can't help but be afraid, we could at least seek understanding instead of violence.
Sorry for the long comment...just wanted to get that off my chest, I guess.
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that would be awesome!
but unfortunately, what people are afraid of sometimes clouds their judgement - like this.
long comments are perfectly all right - no need to apologize.
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Now there are some calling for the death penalty for the shooter... which is just boggling me since UUs are generally anti-death penalty. I hope the congregation and the victims will get some say in how he is brought to justice.
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I hope the congregation and the victims will get some say in how he is brought to justice.
i agree with you.
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