Becoming a Unitarian Universalist

A drug-induced psychosis, during which she almost killed a carload of children, inspired 'Can we designate some people as evil?' Her childhood shame at being labeled selfish informs 'Our First Principle: the inherent worth and dignity of every person'. Her political rage at the growing power of the extreme right inspired 'Liberals in the Bible Belt: what do we do with our anger?'This collection is both an exploration of the moral foundations of Unitarian Universalism and a personal testament. The inherent optimism of our faith informs every chapter in this book. We can all deepen our understanding of ourselves and our world. Becoming a Unitarian Universalist recounts one woman's approach to that lifelong journey.