Barb Jernigan wrote:

> > That's sorta what I'm enjoying about the Unitarian Universalists:
> > while they have a general sort of belief code, part of it is that
> > each person has the right and the responsibility to believe what
> > they will, and to take responsibility for doing what they can to
> > make things better.  I went to a UU service yesterday, and was
> > much impressed. I'll be going back.
> 
> May have to check 'em out.

Here's a not-official-but-links-found-on-the-UUA-sites brochure.
A bit longish, but well worth the read if you're curious:
http://www.uunashua.org/100quest.shtml

It's called, "100 Questions that Non-Members Ask About Unitarian
Universalism."  This is where I got the epigraph I posted a few
days ago.
 
> > Lissa AndTheySay"BlessedBe"InTheChurchService,Too! Wingling
> 
> =g=

Startled me a bit. :)

Lissa SensesOfHumor,Too Wingling

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