Twice-Told Tales: A Collection of 21 Sermons

At times humorous and always thought-provoking, these sermons challenge readers to view the world more profoundly, and to take action, if only within ourselves. Over his career, retired Unitarian Universalist minister and self-professed atheist, the Rev. Dr. Farley Wheelwright delivered many hundreds of sermons. This collection represents but a fraction, but they are representative of his style and courage in speaking out about issues that merge social, political, and ethical subjects reflecting the principles of Unitarian Universalism. He directly addresses and makes conclusions about big topics, including the duty to better ourselves and thus the world, the unredeemed legacy of his friend, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., how humanists talk about and view God, public education, war, anger, despair, and he even draws on his own life, a warning against the love of memories.