Unitarian and Universalist history is a rich tapestry of spiritual, theological, practical and social expression. It reveals a particular way of looking at the world, an "angle of vision" as Ralph Waldo Emerson expressed it, that affirms the search for meaning and truth yet realizes that this truth is manifested in many different ways. It recognizes the limitations of humanity, yet affirms the dignity and value of all people. It respects individuality yet provides for a common life of community. It is, in short, a liberal way of life in the highest sense of the term. These pages will highlight and present important writings in the history of Unitarianism and Universalism as well as links where you can find more. Please call or email Stuart Twite if you have any questions or suggestions or just want to talk UU history!
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http://bostonunitarian.blogspot.com/
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Other Links:
UU Christian.org
http://www.uuchristian.org/index.html
An excellent site devoted to Unitarian and Universalist history. Good links, good sections on Channing, especially strong on Universalism.
The Dictionary of Unitarian Universalist Biography
http://www.uua.org/uuhs/duub/index.html
An excellent and ever growing collection of biographies of distinguished Unitarian and Universalist people in many different spheres of life.
Notable American Unitarians
http://harvardsquarelibrary.org/unitarians/
More than 100 illustrated biographies of "notable American Unitarians". An excellent resource.
