The Mystic’s Resistance: Our Anti-Racist Apostle of Simplicity
The Mystic’s Resistance: Our Anti-Racist Apostle of Simplicity
by Rev. Dr. Roger D. Jones, Larry Boles, Ross
Unitarian Universalist Society of Sacramento
Sunday, December 3, 2017
Happy Birthday, Henry David Thoreau! Our original American UU Pagan recently turned 200 years old. Today, we come together to consider the relevance in our own day of the life, words and wisdom of this American apostle of simplicity and frugality, who at the same time was also an advocate of resistance to the abuses of civil government.
Audio times:
- 0:00 Roger Jones – Reading from “Walden or, Life in the Woods” by Henry David Thoreau, 1845
- 2:45 Larry Boles – Reflection
- 5:05 Ross – Gift of Music “Wild Mountain Thyme” – trad. Irish arrangement R. Hammond
- 8:00 Roger Jones – Sermon “The Mystic’s Resistance: Our Anti-Racist Apostle of Truth and Simplicity”
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