Tag: questions

• Ambiguity

  

  what did that mean?

  HAT

  August 1, 2022

  What happens at church

  questions

• Studying Job 42 (1-6, 10-17)

  

  We are finishing up our peek into the book of Job, and also our quarter on Biblical perspectives on justice, with a look at the finale, or perhaps the epilogue, of the book: Job’s last word on the subject, and the “restoration of Job’s fortunes.” We are studying Job 42 (selected verses 1-6 and 10-17)…

  HAT

  February 24, 2022

  Text of the Week – Notes

  Bible study, honesty, Job, Job 42, questions, reading the Bible

• Third Sunday in Lent

  

  [“The Humble Questioner,” a sermon for First Unitarian Church, Louisville, Sunday, March 24.] I come from a tradition in which it’s customary to prepare a sermon as a reflection on a text – so here’s one text – it’s a little proverb, actually, that according to tradition was collected by one of the wisest people…

  HAT

  March 24, 2019

  Sermons

  communication, Ecclesiastes 1:15, humility, limits, Luke 18:15-17, questions, social change, spirituality, Unitarian Universalist

• Why Talk About the Language of Worship?

  So, question: can you think without language? No. ? I mean … I don’t think so. Wait … do you mean … anything … in general? Or … something specific?

  HAT

  September 21, 2016

  Thinking Out Loud

  critical thinking, language, questions, religion

• Where are the Western Religions West of?

  Judaism, Christianity, and Islam – the typical subjects of “western” world religions courses – originate geographically in south-western Asia, more or less. That’s considerably “east” of, say, Louisville, Kentucky if one were to, for instance, “travel to the Holy Land.” Where are they west of that makes them “western”? That is to say, what’s the…

  HAT

  August 22, 2016

  Thinking Out Loud

  discourse, perspective, questions, religion, social construction, world religions