To The Same Place

Our Universalist ancestors taught of a God whose love was so powerful that all human sins would be forgiven, thus making everyone saved. Today, we understand that whatever happens to us after we die, it happens to all of us. We are destined to spend eternity inextricably bound to one another.

How does the belief that we all end up in the same place for eternity change the way we are asked to live together now?

Boundaries

Pluralism has to come with boundaries. While we are open to a wide range of beliefs, we do not, for example accept beliefs that dehumanize others or that promote hate. Our boundaries are based in our values, principles, and covenant, and reflect an agreement on how we treat one another in a diverse community.

How do you formulate boundaries about what beliefs are and are not acceptable?