Religious humanism teaches us that the Holy is found within human relationships and our spiritual quest must be to seek to live in right relationship with one another. Our Unitarian Universalist values of equity and pluralism affirm that we are all sacred beings and that all have the right to flourish with inherent dignity and worthiness. What if when we look into the eyes of our neighbors we are seeing the “face of God”? Might this help us be kinder and more compassionate?
Topics: Soul Matters, Unitarian Universalism