Blog back up
After a rough and somewhat magical transition between domain registrars, this blog is back up. Not sure what to do with it — as opposed to my Boy in the Bands blog — but I’ll give it some thought. Per
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Shutter: “Progressive Changes in Universalist Thought” (1895)
Since the Unitarian Universalist Association General Assembly will be held in Minneapolis this year, I though some choice words from one of the more prominant Universalist ministers to have served in
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Universalists in “Who’s Who in America” (1899), part 2
Some of the still-known Universalist luminaries of the age; others — like the then-young Charles H. Vail — bear some review. And hope someone will make something of Marion Daniel Shutter, then the Uni
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Universalists in “Who’s Who in America” (1899), part 1
As you might tell, I’m interested in Universalism in 1899 — and also back to 1897 — when changes in the Universalist General Convention occasioned great optimism in the denomination. Here is the first
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“Unitarian and Universalist Federation” (1899)
Unitarian and Universalist Federation The Outlook, December 2, 1899, p. 759-60 In The Outlook for November 18 we called attention to the proposed union of the Universalists and Unitarians in one denom
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