The Rev. Dr. Kikanza Nuri-Robins - August 7, 2022
Feet on the Ground
How do you put your UU values into practice? How can you use what you believe to make decisions about what you should and should not do? Voting. Problem Solving. Parenting. Relationships. Today we will talk about personal ethics — aligning values with behavior.
From Monthly: "Ambiguity"
Ambiguity may feel like the opposite of certainty. The words we use can clarify our meaning or create communication problems. Cultural context or nonverbal cues can make things better or worse. Anxiety, confusion, distrust, or anger may arise in someone faced with not having enough information but needing to take action or make a decision. Let’s practice learning to deal with ambiguity: considering options, taking some risks, communicating, and embracing change.