Building Your Own Theology, Volume 3 cid_1058 and embrace what our tradition

and embrace what our tradition truly holds sacred

ideal for church groups and home

This provocative and critical look at class in Unitarian Universalist history reveals that today's largely middle-class and educated congregants are descended from an elite cultural establishment

to making a welcome kit for a new neighbor

and introduced with thoughtful essays from the editor

Building Your Own Theology, Volume 3 cid_1058 and embrace what our traditionInvites participants to apply their beliefs, values and convictions to particular ethical situations. Using a Moral Compass, participants address various ethical dilemmas. Each session focuses on one dimension of moral decision making: authority, motivation, responsibility, the situation, intentions, relationships, values and character. Gilbert suggests a number of situations culled from history, literature, current events and the participants own