Spiritual Preparation, Workshop 9: An Ethic of Risk

In "What We Choose: Ethics for Unitarian Universalists," a Tapestry of Faith program

Set aside time for journaling, reflection, prayer, and/or meditation, using these focus questions:

What have you done in your own life to work toward justice? What grounds your work?
Have you become discouraged or cynical about the results of justice work? What were/are the circumstances? How do you gauge your current capacity to work toward justice in the world?
What response do you have to Welch's assertion that "a single actor cannot be moral" due to limited and partial understanding of a given situation?

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Last updated on Thursday, January 19, 2012.

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