Book Orders
The Home We Share - Clifford M. Reed & Jill McAllister - Unitarians and Unitarian Universalists from six continents gathered in Kolozsvar 3-8 July 2006 to consider how our theology and liturgy could respond to the challenges and opportunities presented by globalization and post-modernism. Pressing ethical issues of global justice, equity and environmental stewardship touch all of our lives. Unitarian / Universalist ideas about radical intellectual freedom and challenge to rigid orthodoxies pose uncomfortable questions about our own liberal religious assumptions and certainties, but we affirmed the unity of all existence and committed to religious freedom, diversity, social justice and convenantal relationships.
A Martyr Soul Remembered - Clifford M. Reed - For four days in October 2003, Unitarian Universalists from Europe and America met in Geneva to commemorate Michael Servetus--theologian, physician and martyr for religious freedom. This is a record of that meeting.
Peter Hughes offers a highly original thological consideration of Servetus' place in the Unitarian Universalist tradition. Elek Rezi's Transylvanian view gives the lie to the oft-repeated claim that Servetus had no lasting impact in his own time. Andrew Hill asks if 'UU' origins didn't actually owe more to Calvin than to Servetus.