Six Arguments Against Article II, by Rev. Rick Hoyt-McDaniels

There is no present need or popular call for a Revision.
The Revision is inferior in style and content to the current language.
The Revision fails to define our faith.
The Revision is incoherent in that it twists the meaning of commonly used words.
The Revision fundamentally changes our faith from a faith of guiding principles to a faith of required action.
The Revision expands the mission of the UUA into work inappropriate for a voluntary association of independent congregations.
The Reverend Rick Hoyt-McDaniels.
He received a Master of Divinity from the Claremont School of Theology in 1998 and was ordained and fellowshipped with the Unitarian Universalist Association later that year.
For 26 years he has served UU congregations in the greater Los Angeles area. He has served on the Board of the Unitarian Universalist Justice Ministry of California, two terms as the President of the Pacific Southwest chapter of the Unitarian Universalist Ministers Association and co-founded an In Care program to assist new ministers in formation that became the model for the UUMA’s national Ministerial Formation Network. He received the Pacific Southwest District Distinguished Service award in 2011.
Currently, he serves the Unitarian Universalist Church of Studio City as Interim Minister.