Reason and Reverence: Religious Humanism for the 21st Century

accept actions affirm American Association beauty become believe better cause century Christian church commitment created critical culture death Dietrich dimension earth effect emotions emphasizes ethical evil evolution example existence experience faith feel freedom give grounded groups humanistic religious naturalism humankind idea important individual intelligence interests involves John justice kind knowledge larger lead liberal living maintains Manifesto matter meaning method mind minister moral naturalistic Olds one's organized ourselves person perspective philosophers possible Press principles quoted rational reason refers regards rejects reli religion religious humanism religious humanists respect responsibility result reverence scientific sense simply social society soul spiritual story suffering suggests supernatural things thinking thought tion traditional true truth understanding Unitarian Universalist universe values women writes York