Associati di culto Christina Zaro e Ray Krise
In his book, The Idiot, Fyodor Dostoevsky introduces a character, Prince Myshkin, who conveys such honesty, purity, and compassion that his society, bent on posturing and self-interest, simply seeks to marginalize and ignore him.
Are we Unitarian Universalists the Prince Myshkins of today? Are we the spiritual idiots Dostoevsky imagined, so committed to love, hope, and justice that we run the risk of being misunderstood, dismissed, or even broken by a world that favors transaction over openness? Wherein lies our strength? If you would like to join our service via Zoom, please click Qui.