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vexxtraMar 12, 2005 8:49pm
anyone go to a UU church? I'm thinking of starting to go to one here in Nashville...they seem very liberal and the main reason I'm interested is that they embrace L/G people...I'm not gay myself but I just feel more comfortable around them...


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ArielXMar 12, 2005 8:51pm
Yeah, i went to one years ago, at a girlfriend's request. It was a good experience, I like their multi-denominational perspective. That's a good idea; I should look for one here.

johniecshotApr 21, 2005 10:33am
You might also look into Cacina... a Catholic church that embraces GLBT people...


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lerrynApr 21, 2005 11:06am
cacina.org [cacina.org]
uua.org [uua.org]
uua.org/CONG/ [uua.org/CONG/]
just for vexxtra firstuunashville.org [firstuunashville.org]


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CoffeeApr 21, 2005 7:35pm
The UUs are fun people. I don't know a whole lot about their faith, but I've never had a bad time when I've hung out with one.

242274Apr 21, 2005 8:26pm
was best man at a wedding ceremony,..ironic in that they were both upstanding catholics who could not, in good faith, vow to raise thier children in the same faith they both had grown up in,..shame, 2 good people gone

"Homosexuality is not really dealt with in Scripture as a unique aspect of personality and that the love of two gays or lesbians for each other in a stable, monogamous relationship, can be as holy as that between a man and a woman, is never explored. Certainly, both gay and heterosexual people can and do sin sexually. However, sin is more than simply breaking the rules. Sin is the absence, the abnegation of love. It is the rejection or substitution of God, who is Love. Where love exists, sin is not present. If two persons love each other, and seek God's blessing on their love, who are we to say that He withholds it because 3500 years ago a Levite didn't understand sexual reproduction."

thats from the third link lrryn posted, i believe
edit that,..the first one..


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WraywolfApr 21, 2005 8:49pm
Eh. I'm a religious anarchist. Organized religion = teh suck in my book. (Religions without a dogma (Confucism, Buddhism, etc.) not withstanding.)

However I think its completely okay for /other people/ to practice religion. I just think it's unnecessary silliness that tends to hamper the speed of social change/advance.

I don't care what anyone thinks, I want a boyfriend who is a real frikken' wolfman.

P.S: Although UU seems to have very little of thier respective heads up thier respective arses.

P.S.S: Also that wolfman reference referred to the animal/human gene-splicing controversy if it was too vague.


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kamesanAug 2, 2005 2:38am
There's a StumbleUpon group that some UUs may want to consider joining: unitarianism.group.stumbleupon.com [unitarianism.group.stumbleupon.com]


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zurrealmonkAug 2, 2005 4:09pm
I attended a UU church a couple Sundays ago and plan on returning once I have more money for busfare... It was a very nice service and the people were wonderful... It certainly was the first church I'd ever been to where I saw the preacher hug her girlfriend after the service... lol


NeomaAug 30, 2005 10:39am
I never been to one, but i may go sometime.


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