Within our Unitarian Universalist principles, is one that affirms our belief in the worth and dignity of each human being. It states that "all people on earth have an equal claim to life, liberty, and justice – and no idea, ideal, or philosophy is superior to a single human life." It may seem an easy statement to recite and proclaim, but how easy is it to actually live practically within this structrure? Especially as we draw nearer to a presidential election with two contraversial amendment proposals on the ballot, we tend to become more divided in our community and it's an easy reach to project your values and beliefs over those of your neighbor.
Member Marnie Karger will lead an informal discussion on this issue and invite your thoughts and reactions.
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