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SUMMARY:"Scandalous Universalism," at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
LOCATION:3845 N Swan Street
DESCRIPTION:This video by Rev. Angela Herrera of the First Unitarian Church of Albuquer
que will discuss Universalism—the idea that all are saved—which has been an
outrageously controversial idea. But what does it even mean in today’s Uni
tarian Universalism? Is there any cosmic/divine justice? \n"We have the wor
d universalism right up front in the name of our faith tradition, Unitarian
Universalism. We get so accustomed to hearing it that it would be easy to
either take it for granted or to forget about it. But universalism is actua
lly a pretty radical concept. Traditionally, universalism is the belief tha
t a truly loving God would never condemn anyone to eternal hell, and since
God is loving, therefore everyone is saved," Rev. Herrera said.\nRev. Ange
la Herrera holds a Master of Divinity degree from Harvard University. She h
as completed a chaplaincy internship at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Bos
ton, and a parish internship at First Parish in Concord, Massachusetts. She
is the author of the Skinner House meditation manual, “Reaching for the Su
n”, and co-creator of “Lifting Our Voices: Readings in the Living Tradition
.”\nRev. Herrera is fluent in Spanish as a second language. When she is not
at church, she can be found biking, hiking, running, or putting green chil
e on things.\nNancy Stephens will lead a discussion after the video.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:This video by Rev. Angela Herrera of the First Unitarian Church of Albuq
uerque will discuss Universalism—the idea that all are saved—which has been
an outrageously controversial idea. But what does it even mean in today’s
Unitarian Universalism? Is there any cosmic/divine justice?
"We have
the word universalism right up front in the name of our faith tradition, U
nitarian Universalism. We get so accustomed to hearing it that it would be
easy to either take it for granted or to forget about it. But universalism
is actually a pretty radical concept. Traditionally, universalism is the be
lief that a truly loving God would never condemn anyone to eternal hell, an
d since God is loving, therefore everyone is saved," Rev. Herrera said.
Rev. Angela Herrera holds a Master of Divinity degree from Harvard Univ
ersity. She has completed a chaplaincy internship at Brigham and Women’s Ho
spital in Boston, and a parish internship at First Parish in Concord, Massa
chusetts. She is the author of the Skinner House meditation manual, “Reachi
ng for the Sun”, and co-creator of “Lifting Our Voices: Readings in the Liv
ing Tradition.”
Rev. Herrera is fluent in Spanish as a second languag
e. When she is not at church, she can be found biking, hiking, running, or
putting green chile on things.
Nancy Stephens will lead a discussion
after the video.
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