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Sunday, March 12, 2017: "WHEN THE GREAT COMMUNION COMES, THEN GOODNESS, RIGHT, AND TRUTH"
Time: 10:30am
Speaker: Rev. Jack Donovan
The orderedness of Confucian morality and the spontaneity of Taoist morality seem to be contradictory ways for best living. What can we as persons and peoples learn from the bang and blend of Taoist and Confucian moral teachings? Sometimes a story can show how to make contradictions collaborate for blessing.
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Sunday, March 5, 2017: "IS BLACK AND WHITE BLACK AND WHITE? Drawing Beliefs About Reality from Chinese Traditions"
Time: 10:30am
Speaker: Rev. Jack Donovan
Over thousands of years, Chinese societies have experienced sublime heights and unfathomable suffering. What beliefs about Reality from the Chinese religions of Taoism and Confucianism framed their societies' responses? Which of them might stir us to ponder and reconsider our own?
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Sunday, February 26, 2017: "BORROWED AND LENT"
Time: 10:30am
Speaker: Rev. Jack Donovan
Can a God of Creation fit into a quantum seed? And how often can there be a springtime in the soul?
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Sunday, February 19, 2017: "LIVE LONG AND PROSPER: UTILITARIAN UNIVERSALISM AND DEMOCRACY"
Time: 10:30am
Speaker: Rev. Jack Donovan
What is the One True Church and what are its members to do?
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Sunday, February 12, 2017: "LET ME CALL YOU SWEETHEART (AND WHY IT WOULD BE GOOD)"
Time: 10:30am
Speaker: Rev. Jack Donovan
Today's sermon takes its questions from Valentine's Day's celebration of Devoted Love and Evolution Day's celebration of the birthday of Unitarian Charles Darwin. Our questions are, To be? or not to be? - or, put another way, What is the singular most Divine or Holy Word of Creation?
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