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The
brainchild of Timothy Travis, the Unitarian Universalist Ribbon
is both simple to make and invokes powerful symbolism, as noted
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| Red,
white, and blue united. Red for love of the physical, white
for love of the intellect, and blue for the freedom to express them.
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Quality of life and humanist ethics,
free from faith and belief in myths,
miracles, and supernatural beings.
(Timothy
Travis)
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| This
ribbon can be made by tying a single knot in an appropriate piece
of red, white, and blue ribbon, then flattening it. |
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