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Our Extravagant Universe
Alison Wohler, October 2, 2011 Unitarian Universalist Society of Amherst and June 24, 2012 Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Chautauqua, NY I have a science background – my dad is a scientist, my first degree and career were in science. And I’m now a...
Doubt and Uncertainty
Doubt and Uncertainty – Columbus 2018 Alison Wohler, August 12, 2018 First Unitarian Universalist Church of Columbus Frederick Buechner wrote: Whether your faith is that there is a God or that there is not a God, if you don’t have any doubts, you are either kidding...
Newsletter – July 2023
RNA Newsletter – June, 2023
It is the time of summer solstice when some religious naturalists celebrate the cycles of nature. Ursula Goodenough reflects on her 80th solstice.
Marcelo Gleiser
Marcelo Gleiser is a theoretical physicist and public intellectual at Dartmouth College working on basic research ranging from cosmology and applications of information theory to complex phenomena to history and philosophy of science and how science and culture...
Sample Members’ Blog Post
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It’s Considerate to be Literate about Religion, Poetry and Prose about Religion, Conflict, and Peace In Our World
Steven Clark Cunningham is a surgeon, poet, and scholar of religion. Developed from his master’s work in religion at Harvard, his new book has been described by world experts in the field as "a must-read," "creative, accessible, and informative," "brilliant," "deeply...
Religious Naturalist Songbook Committee
Songs are both stories and art. Music is a powerful element in traditional religious observances, found in every faith tradition, from the songs and dances of indigenous peoples to Sufi and Hindu chants and the hymns of modern Christians. Shared music unites...
Geoff Crocker
Geoff’s Atheist Spirituality website is described as “A forum for exploration of the meaning of spirituality for atheists”. It includes book reviews and blog postings that examine virtues, vices, and a range of topics. It also includes a link to a free download...
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