Essays about the seven principles of Unitarian Universalism

I have been trying to read these essays for over a year. 1. I struggle with non-fiction writing. 2. I struggle with the concept of organized religions.

Still, this is an interesting read because UU principles are so very humanistic. I find a lot of my personal ideology dovetailing with UU. I did find some of the essayists a little starry-eyed. Also, I can tell this book was published before there was a greater push for gender identity being more than the binary male/female.

Added bonus, I now want to read a biography of Margaret Sanger. ( )

A great book showing the history and meaning of the Unitarian Universalists seven principles. UU's may not have a creed, but we do have very strong enlightened principles. These principles are not always easy to achieve in real life, but require great effort - belying the common belief from outsiders that UU is an "easy religion." ( )