Click right here Sunday shortly before 10 to join our next online service. Charles Butterfield, former longtime local science teacher, asks how did a rigorous process for studying nature become a politicized belief system? What does that mean for us as we go forward in our search for truth and meaning? “SCIENCE, DO YOU BUY IT?”” … Continue reading Science, Do You Buy It?
Charles Butterfield: Why I Am Not Yet a Buddhist Unitarian Universalism is hard to define. This is because it is composed of many quite distinct faiths. While all UUs are freely seeking truth and meaning, they choose different ways. There is strength in diversity, but only if the diversity is acknowledged and honored. In … Continue reading Why I Am Not Yet a Buddhist
“I have walked through many lives, some off them my own,” begins a poem called The Layers by Stanley Kunitz. Charles and Nancy Butterfield, like many octogenarians, are transitioning from the farmhouse they have occupied for nearly sixty years to a continuing care retirement community and waking up to their many lives in the process. … Continue reading Live in the Layers, Not on the Litter
