History of Social Justice Theologies in UUism 113
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A historical introduction to the theological roots of Unitarian Universalist social engagement. The course follows how liberal religious ideas have interacted with movements including abolition, democracy, women's rights, civil rights, and anti-racism, helping learners see justice work not simply as activism added onto religion but as something shaped by changing theological convictions and communities.