[lbo-talk] The Gospel of Judas - Wrong Version?

[Gar Lipow]

On 4/16/06, jthorn65 at sbcglobal.net <jthorn65 at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> On 16 Apr 2006 at 16:19, Gar Lipow wrote:
>
> >
> > Because in spite of the jokes most of them do believe in God;
> > Unitarianism provides a place for non-secular humanists.  My Mom, who
> > babysat the  Rosenberg kids briefly, tells me that there were many
> > more  Unitarians than Jews in the fight to save the  Rosenbergs. In
> > Los Angeles, when people gathered to pray as they were executed, those
> > prayers were led  by  Unitarian minister Steve Fritchman , not  by a
> > Rabbi; I don't think a Rabbi could be found in the Los Angeles area to
> > pray openly for the Rosenbergs.
>
>
> The Unitarian Church not far from my house is filled with xtians. You couldn't tell their Sunday service from
> any other low church tradition protestant service. King James rather than NIV bibles in the pews too. I'm not
> sure why the congregation didn't just go to a Baptist church. I was disappointed in the dullness of their
> service.
>
> The Unitarian service I attended in Olympia WA was very different from the one in MO. Still a fairly dull
> service however. It was no latin High Mass.
>
> John Thornton

Not  being religious myself, I can't judge that part of it.  I think
the differnence is regardless of what is  preached at the altar, most
Unitarian churches do tend to  be socially active, and  at least on
the liberal  side of the spectrum.
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