Religion & Spirituality
Unitarians and Universalists have, in the last generation, created a new sense of "incarnational sacredness." We talk now about seeing the holy or sacred in every person, all life, the natural world, and in a wide variety of texts, traditions, and arts. But what, really, does this mean? How might we live if we really accepted the idea that revelation is everywhere and everywhen?
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