Unitarian Minister James Luther Adams wrote this phrase in 1947. James Luther Adams argued vehemently that the role of the church was pivotal for societal change, and it was the people in those churches who bore the weight of this new creation. When he talks about the role of the prophet in society, that role … Continue reading The Prophethood of All Believers
There is no community without commitment, and commitment is hard. 200 years ago, life was slower, and connection to a church was more than shared theological beliefs. It was a necessary support system to handle life. Religion served a greater role in one’s life than the hour it is credited in today’s world. If you … Continue reading There ain’t no easy way out
The modern definition of the American Dream comes from the book The Epic of America by James Truslow Adams. He says, “Dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for [everyone], with opportunity according to his ability or achievement.” Adams original statement had little to do with wealth, he … Continue reading The American Dream: A Narrative in Conflict
