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To be a 'Classical Unitarian' gets many doors slammed in your face. But then -- you go on to the next door and see if you can find a ... more
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Unitarian Community The UUA Office of Growth Strategies is seeking to better understand Unitarian Universalism outside our ... more
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Well miracles do happen. Jesus showed up at the UU church today. Lol, well not actually Jesus himself but a beleiver. We had a great ... more
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Unitarian Community on Beliefnet hit the 400 member mark just a few days ago. I thank each of you for giving me the ... more
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Good luck with your book. Maybe you can share some of your views with the members of this group. RevDorris |
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One of the great mysteries of the New Testament is what was Jesus doing during the majority of his life that we know nothing about. Leaving aside the story of his birth, the only information we have about the younger years of Jesus comes from the Gospel of Luke who describes an occasion when a precocious twelve-year-old Jesus speaks in the temple, impressing his elders. The Bible is then silent about the following twenty year period of Jesus’ life until he reappears on the scene around the age of thirty when he is baptized by John and begins his ministry. What happened during these missing years of Jesus’ life? What experiences might have shaped Jesus into the man he became? Why do we find so many parallels between the teachings of Hinduism and Buddhism and the teachings of Jesus, who was considered a subversive in his Roman and Jewish community? Why do the contemplative practices of Jesus, which seem to confuse his disciples, seem so similar to Eastern meditative techniques? Could a clue to these missing years come from a controversial discovery over a century ago by a Russian journalist? In my new novel, THE BREATH OF GOD, I example the implications of this journalist’s historical discovery through a fictional story of suspense, mystery, and mysticism. If you are interested in learning more about the book Library Journal has called "Visionary Fiction" and RT Reviews has called "A thought provoking masterpiece," please visit my site: www.JeffreySmall.com Jeffreysmall |
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Each moment is precious. Sharing thoughts helps us to grow. All your thoughts and views are appreciated. Friends are very important. I often forget to show that I care. I thank each of you for your friendship and send to you my love. RevDorris |
I'm looking for someone that would be interested in helping me learn more about this religion. Anyone who is interested in contacting me, my email is amberanw@ymail.com no spam please. I'm genuinely interested in this religion. Please help. Thanx! Amber
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