sean4554

Almost a year later, and the problem persists. I've sent two messages to admins regarding these errors, and have received no response. ? Whats the problem, is it my account?

Frisbeetarianism is the belief that when you die, your soul goes up on the roof and gets stuck. - George Carlin

Hate to be off-topic, but I always thought George Carlin was the greatest comedian. And, on film, Monty Python. They sure don't make 'em like that anymore...

Hello :-)

I'm a minister because I want to support the ULC. I have no intention of using my ordination for anything other than proof of membership, if that makes any sense. I might ordain someone if they asked but that's as far as it would go. I try to be a good person, though I haven't thought about the church doctrine while making day to day decisions.

I also tried to get to the thread via a member's homepage who had posted in it and I received an error that way as well. Thanks for the quick response. :-)

When trying to access the "Is the Republican Party Christian" thread from the Popular Now bar, I get the error code 2S136/V,

Rest in peace.

Thank you, ULC.

Atwater, so sorry to hear this.

2014 concerts I've attended (most repeats :-)): Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, The Monkees, Bob Dylan, Rick Springfield (twice), X, Glen Matlock & Syl Sylvain.

Sad news... RIP

Sorry to hear about your friend's loss.

I got it...the check's in the mail. :-)

Thank you to all who responded. It appears that beyond form instructions ULC hasn't actually said much on this. Is it *important*? Not really, I guess not, but I wanted to have an informed answer to what many people (at least those outside of the ULC) might think is a pretty basic question. I'm surprised that it seems as though few of us have been asked this, when it came to me literally within weeks of joining. The lack of a solid consensus certainly is interesting though. Thanks Pete! Much appreciated. :-)

I was discussing the ULC with a friend and he asked if the Church is an actual denomination. My reply was the ULC is a liberal religious organization, and I am not sure if 'denomination' applies here as it isn't exactly a Christian religious organization (like the Methodists, Presbyterians, etc.) - although many members/ministers are Christian, many are not. Are there any official statements on this, or...?

Here's a list of concerts I've attended and dates, although I'm sure to have forgotten a few and some of the years are approximate -) * Paul McCartney (1990, 2002, 2010) * Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band (1992, 1995, 2001) * Bob Dylan (1988, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1994, 2007) * The Monkees (1986, 1987, 1994, 1996, 2001, 2002, 2011) * Black Sabbath (1983, 1997) * Deep Purple (1991) * Uriah Heep (2001) * Asia (2001, 2004, 2004) * Yes (2000) * Olivia Newton-John (1982) * Berlin (2001) * Grass Roots (1986) * Heart (1982) * John Mellencamp (1982, 2002) * Robert Plant (1988) * Letters To Cleo (1998) * Kansas (1988, 2000) * Micky Dolenz (2005) * UFO (2004) * Victoria Williams (1998) * Rick Springfield (2001, 2002, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013) * Public Image Ltd. (1989) * Alice Cooper (1986) * LA Guns (1989) * Sarah McLachlan (1998) * Celtic Frost (2006) * Adam Ant (1982) * The Motels (2001) * Cheap Trick (1988) * Peter Tork (1997) * Blue Öyster Cult (2008) * Elton John (1988) * Blind Melon (1994) * Emmylou Harris (1998) * Rocket From The Tombs (2011) * Pete Best Band (2008) * Tool (2001) * Jewel (1997) * Eric Clapton (1992) * Wallflowers (2001) * Jan & Dean (1996) * REO Speedwagon (1997) * Weird Al Yankovic (1987) * The Rolling Stones (1994) * Michael Nesmith (2013) * Deftones (2001) * Sweethearts Of The Rodeo (1988) * Elvis Costello (2007) * Tanya Tucker (2000) * 1349 (2006) * Kenny Chesney (2003) * Herman's Hermits (1986) * Godsmack (2001)