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Learning Objectives, Session 3: We Need Not Think Alike To Love Alike, in the Windows and Mirrors Program
Participants will:
- Identify their individual faith heritage and some of their beliefs, and explore how these are connected and reflected in their lives as Unitarian Universalists
- Learn about major faith traditions represented in Unitarian Universalism and identify symbols associated with Christianity, Judaism, Islam and Buddhism
- Recognize theological and faith heritage diversity in the group and in the congregation
- Understand how embracing diverse faith heritages and beliefs in our congregations honors our fourth Principle, the free and responsible search for truth and meaning, and our third Principle, acceptance of one another and encouragement of spiritual growth
- Learn about Thomas Starr King, who brought a Universalist faith heritage with him when his faith journey carried him into Unitarianism.
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Last updated on Thursday, October 27, 2011.
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