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bronze_ribbons) wrote2005-09-22 08:03 am
bronze_ribbons) wrote2005-09-22 08:03 am
sermon prep...
Here's the blurb I just sent to UUCC's publicity coordinator...
"Ambisexuality"
As individuals whose sexual preferences do not fit neatly within traditional "either-or," "all-or-nothing" beliefs about relationships, bisexuals often face unflattering assumptions about their personalities and morals -- including negative perceptions about their refusal to declare or accept what seems to many to be a simple choice. As individuals whose spiritual needs do not fit neatly within traditional "either-or," "all-or-nothing" beliefs about creeds and covenants, Unitarian Universalists often encounter unflattering assumptions about their personalities and morals -- especially perceptions about their refusal to declare or accept what seems to many to be a simple choice. This morning, we will take a look at how to welcome ambiguity and complexity, and why bearing witness matters so much.
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(And, as it happens, the BYM and I will be celebrating our eleventh wedding anniversary by going skydiving this weekend. No metaphors were involved in the planning of this. *grin*)
"Ambisexuality"
As individuals whose sexual preferences do not fit neatly within traditional "either-or," "all-or-nothing" beliefs about relationships, bisexuals often face unflattering assumptions about their personalities and morals -- including negative perceptions about their refusal to declare or accept what seems to many to be a simple choice. As individuals whose spiritual needs do not fit neatly within traditional "either-or," "all-or-nothing" beliefs about creeds and covenants, Unitarian Universalists often encounter unflattering assumptions about their personalities and morals -- especially perceptions about their refusal to declare or accept what seems to many to be a simple choice. This morning, we will take a look at how to welcome ambiguity and complexity, and why bearing witness matters so much.
(And, as it happens, the BYM and I will be celebrating our eleventh wedding anniversary by going skydiving this weekend. No metaphors were involved in the planning of this. *grin*)