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<pre wrap="">...On Behalf Of John Grigg
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<pre wrap="">Subject: Re: [ExI] to install
Hold on here, for those of you who reject conservative
mainstream/old school denominations & faiths, why not attend
a Unitarian Universalist congregation?? LOL... John
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Ja! I have seen that UU definitely does not require belief in anything. It
seems like taking an already bland religious memeset such as Presbyterian
and stripping away every last vestige of supernatural, but keeping the
ethics and morals. The thing that made me squirm in UU was what felt to me
like leanings toward socialism. It just felt a bit too upper class for my
modest upbringing.
We need to come up with a version of UU for hardcore minarcho-capitalists.
This old world is not finished with the economics of scarcity.
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What I didn't like about UU was that it had some of the trappings of
religion and dabbled around the edges of several but no real juice
about those things that wasn't done better in humanitarian meetings.
The social part was about the same too except again the humanitarian
meetings, while smaller, felt better. <br>
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YMMV and no offense to the many UU people I know. <br>
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- s<br>
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