Religious Naturalism (RN) is an emergent philosophical and theological movement informed by science and inspired by ancient wisdom.

In this three-part introduction, we’ll consider key ideas, some history and salient sources, and the emerging practices and possibilities of Religious Naturalism. Because the goal is an overview rather than a deeper study, we’ll use short text excerpts as well as a variety of video and audio resources. No reading in advance is needed. Learn more

To RSVP and/or ask questions, please email AdultRE@uusm.org. The schedule for this three-part series is included below. *Please note date changes*

In-person sessions:

Sunday, Nov. 10th 1-3 PM — Part 1: Ontology and Orientation

Sunday, Dec. 1st 1-3 PM — Part 2: The Sacred and The Story

Sunday, Dec. 15th 1-3 PM — Part 3: Relation and Radical Emergence

Possible Zoom Sessions, depending on demand:

Monday, Nov. 18th 7-9 PM — Part 1: Ontology and Orientation

Monday, Dec. 9th 7-9 PM – Part 2: The Sacred and The Story

Monday, Dec. 16th 7-9 PM — Part 3: Relation and Radical Emergence