Watch the service HERE. In a 1980 speech at the First Parish Unitarian Church in Indianapolis, renowned novelist Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. declared: “Doesn’t God give dignity to everybody? No, in my opinion. Giving dignity, the sort of dignity that is of earthly use, anyway, is something only people can do. Or fail to do.” Throughout his life (including a harrowing chapter as a war prisoner in Dresden), he channeled his evolving free-thought philosophy into such noted work as Slaughterhouse-Five, Cat’s Cradle, and Breakfast of Champions. This morning, we’ll explore the enduring legacy of this self-described “Christ-loving Atheist” and his trademark phrase, “So it goes.” Rev. Robin Landerman Zucker, preaching, with Worship Leader Jan Apland-Curtis. Music from Mary Reese and a Time for All Ages from Tara Toler.

Topics: Humanism, Intelligence, Personal Story