“How to Be Wrong: Right Things, Wrong Things, and Embracing the Uncertainty in Between”
We Unitarian Universalists are skilled appliers of reason, rationality, and intellect- all the better with which to seek truth. Yet we’d be wise to ponder the words of Anne Lamott, who tells us, “When we are stuck in
our convictions and personas, we enter into the disease of having good ideas and being right.” The truth is messy, tricky, and even at times overrated. In this message, we will ponder the grace it takes to recognize the limits of our truth-seeking and live with uncertainty- and the rewards that may flow from doing so.
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