“Garbage”
Back in 1969, Bill Steele wrote a song called “Garbage.” The song describes how pollution happens, not just in the physical world, but in our thoughts as well. Why does this old song still seem so relevant?
Back in 1969, Bill Steele wrote a song called “Garbage.” The song describes how pollution happens, not just in the physical world, but in our thoughts as well. Why does this old song still seem so relevant?
Religious naturalism means religion without supernaturalism. Some religious naturalists talk about a naturalistic deity, while others have no deity. Could this be a way to reconcile science and religion?
In 1985, the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) voted unanimously to adopt new principles and purposes for the UUA bylaws. Known as the “Seven Principles,” they still inspire many people. But are they now too dated? Should they be replaced or merely revised?
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