81. American Unitatian Conference Forum - Re: Does Unitarianism Suffice? Re Does unitarianism Suffice? The Unitarian Universalist Association is not a religion, and we are working to make unitarianism a religion once more. http://www.americanunitarian.org/aucforum/read.php?f=1&i=96&t=95

82. Unitarianism Vs. Universalism unitarianism vs. Universalism. Comparative Aspects. Back Home Up Next. Aspect. unitarianism. Universalism. Origin (theological), Arias (3rd. cen. http://www.theminster.net/unitarianism_vs__universalism.htm

83. The Religion Report: 29 December  2004  - Unitarianism We take a look at a church that’s not scared of the Enlightenment the Unitarian Church and speak to its Sydney President. http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/8.30/relrpt/stories/s1267857.htm

The Ark Encounter For The God Who Sings The Philosopher's Zone ... The Religion Report Wednesdays at 8.30am, repeated at 8.00pm with Stephen Crittenden Unitarianism 29 December 2004 print We take a look at a church that’s not scared of the Enlightenment: the Unitarian Church, and speak to its Sydney President. Program Transcript Stephen Crittenden : If you’ve been paying attention to the TV News in recent weeks, you may have noticed that far from representing secularism on the march, many of the gay weddings that are being celebrated at the moment in the American State of Massachusetts are in fact church weddings. The church in question is the Unitarian church. Unitarianism has always been associated with the Enlightenment, and Unitarians have always been associated with socially progressive views. They’ve been at the forefront of the same-sex marriage debate in the United States, and in recent weeks, some Unitarian pastors in States where gay marriage isn’t yet possible, have indicated that they will refuse to sign any marriage licences at all until the law is changed, because to do so would be to discriminate against gay people. As the name suggests, Unitarianism rejects the idea of the Trinity. And here in Australia, Unitarians are a small but growing presence.

84. Unitarianism unitarianism makes room for various religious emphases, including Buddhism. This website, while made with the approval of the UUBF Board of Directors, http://www.abc.net.au/religion/stories/s923512.htm

ABC Home Radio Television News ... Library Tue 27, Sep 2005 Religions Sacred Writings and Stories More > Spirituality ... More > Library - Religion Unitarianism WWW Links Congregations, and fellowships with statement of principles, links and resources. Unitarian Universalist Association Official website representing over 100 liberal congregations in the USA. Unitarian Universalist Buddhist Fellowship Unitarianism makes room for various religious emphases, including Buddhism. This website, while made with the approval of the UUBF Board of Directors, does not represent the UUBF officially. Unitarian Universalist Christian Fellowship Unitarianism makes room for various religious emphases, including Christianity. This website serves Christian Unitarians and Universalists according to their expressed religious needs. Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans Unitarianism makes room for various religious emphases, including Paganism. Ethics and Values Articles Latest features about topics in Ethics Downshifting Tony Benn in Conversation Religion and Spirituality Articles Latest features about topics in Religion In Search of Buddha Along the Silk Road God, Church and All That Jazz

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86. Googlism What Is Unitarianism googlism for unitarianism. unitarianism is the belief that god exists in one person unitarianism is really the modern manifestation of an ancient heresy http://www.googlism.com/what_is/u/unitarianism/

Googlism.com will find out what Google.com thinks of you, your friends or anything! Search for your name here or for a good laugh check out some of the popular Googlisms below. "ONE OF MY FAVORITES [google apps] is Googlism" - David Coursey - zdnet.com Who What Where When Who is What is Where is When is unitarianism unitarianism is the belief that god exists in one person unitarianism is really the modern manifestation of an ancient heresy known as arianism unitarianism is hardly more than natural religion unitarianism is not a solid state religion unitarianism is a thinking person’s religion unitarianism is likecoming home tyler unitarianism is that unitarianism is much more important than his utilitarianism unitarianism is a form of christianity that asserts that god is one person unitarianism is the right of individuals to develop their own religious opinions unitarianism is likecoming home unitarianism is a religious movement in which we are all free to follow our own reason unitarianism is that it is a system of doctrine centering about belief in one god in one person unitarianism is “not four separate though similar unitarianism is an ethics unitarianism is centred around personal experience unitarianism is religious tolerance and a consistantly firm attitude in support of liberty of conscience unitarianism is anchored in the hard unitarianism is a creedless religion unitarianism is as far removed from mainstream christian orthodoxy as iceland is from the equator unitarianism is undoubtedly what

87. Westwood Unitarian Congregation - History Of Unitarianism Summary Westwood is a Unitarian Congregation located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. We are a layled congregation which encourages spirital exploration, http://www.westwoodunitarian.ca/history.htm

Westwood Unitarian Congregation Home About Westwood About Unitarians Sunday Services ... Contact A Brief History of Unitarianism The roots of the Unitarian movement lie principally in the Protestant Reformation of the 16th century. At that time, many people began to claim: the right to read and interpret the Bible for themselves the right to seek a direct relationship with God, without the mediation of priest or church the right to set their own conscience as a test of the teachings of religious institutions Many came to question orthodox Christian doctrine and to affirm beliefs of their own which included: the unity or unipersonality of God, as opposed to the doctrine of the Trinity - hence the name 'Unitarian' the humanity, as opposed to the deity, of God the worth of human beings, as opposed to ideas of original sin, inherited guilt and innate depravity The theological roots of Unitarianism are found in 16th century Europe (Hungary, Poland and Romania) where some biblical scholars rejected the idea of the trinitarian Christian God, claiming that a single God was more consistent with the Bible. Hence the name Unitarian. Also at that time, the first Act of Religious Toleration in Europe, granting religious freedom, was legislated in Transylvania, where the king and his subjects were largely Unitarian. Fleeing religious persecution, Unitarians came to North America from Britain in the 17th century. Unitarian ideas, including congregational polity and transcendentalism, evolved in New England, and as the churches organized, Unitarianism spread west in the US and north to Canada. However, the first Unitarian churches in Canada, established in the 19th century, were served by ministers from Ireland, England, and America. In Britain, the development of Unitarianism was slower, since professing Unitarian ideas was a criminal offence for a long time, and Unitarians were banned from public office until 1828.

88. Unitarianism unitarianism. A Christian denomination that rejects the orthodox doctrine of the Trinity, unitarianism is widespread in England and North America. http://www.tiscali.co.uk/reference/encyclopaedia/hutchinson/m0018114.html

// Show bread crumbs navigation path. breadcrumbs('four'); //> From: www.tiscali.co.uk/reference/ ENCYCLOPAEDIA Hutchinson's Encyclopaedia Men's Health ... Wildlife Frames not supported Frames not supported Encyclopaedia Search Click a letter for the index A B C D ... Z Or search the encyclopaedia: Unitarianism A Christian denomination that rejects the orthodox doctrine of the Trinity, asserts the fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of humanity, and gives a pre-eminent position to Jesus as a religious teacher, while denying his divinity. Unitarians believe in individual conscience and reason as a guide to right action, rejecting the doctrines of original sin, the atonement, and eternal punishment. Unitarianism is widespread in England and North America. See also Arianism and Socinianism Related Links creed Arianism Trinity Socinianism ... Christianity Estonia Flag Blue stands for faith and loyalty, the sea, lakes, and the sky. Black represents past suffering and is the colour of the traditional peasant's jacket. White symbolizes virtue and enlightenment and is the colour of snow, birch bark, and the midnight sun. Effective date 16 November 1990. Buy Cheap Games Gran Turismo 4 Win £500 cash Volunteer to take part in our Tiscali survey and you could win £500 to spend on whatever you want.

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90. Content Pages Of The Encyclopedia Of Religion And Social Science Rooted in Christianity, unitarianism represents both a theological position and a Strictly speaking, theological unitarianism means denying the orthodox http://hirr.hartsem.edu/ency/Unitarianism.htm

Encyclopedia of Religion and Society William H. Swatos, Jr. Editor Table of Contents Cover Page Editors Contributors ... Web Version UNITARIANISM Rooted in Christianity, Unitarianism represents both a theological position and a religious organization. Strictly speaking, theological unitarianism means denying the orthodox Christian doctrine of the Trinity, that God is " three-in-one : Father, Son, and Holy Spirit." Classical unitarianism taught the Fatherhood of God alone, and the humanity of Jesus of Nazareth. As a theological position, Unitarianism can be dated to the fourth-century Christological controversies. It was revived during the Reformation, principally by Socinius. Sociologically, Unitarian Universalists are dramatically well educated in comparison with the general population and similarly overrepresented among socioeconomic elites. The UUA has significant difficulties in holding its membership, which numbers about 250,000, cross-generationally. Its major institutions are the Harvard Divinity School, Meadville-Lombard (Chicago), and Starr King (Berkeley, California). William H. Swatos, Jr

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92. Alexa - Browse: Unitarianism and Universalism Alexa web search a new kind of search engine. With traffic rankings, user reviews and other information about sites, Alexa is a web site discovery tool. http://www.alexa.com/browse?&CategoryID=28454

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Unitarianism home search Unitarianism services ... find us Who are the Unitarians? We are a spiritual community who encourage you to think for yourself and to nurture your own spiritual dimension. We believe that... Everyone has the right to seek truth and meaning for themselves The basic tool for this is your own life experience, your reflection upon it, your intuitive understanding and the promptings of your own conscience We claim no exclusive right to knowing the truth. We do not believe that any creed, faith or individual has a monopoly on religious truth The final authority for your faith lies within your own conscience People should enjoy individual liberty and private judgment in their spiritual life We are guided and inspired by: The example and spiritual insights of others The creative work of artists, musicians and writers Scientific quests for knowledge and understanding We hold important to us: Reverence for the earth and the whole natural system of which we are part Peace, compassion, justice and democracy in human affairs Mutual respect and goodwill in personal relations Our roots...

94. BiblicalUnitarian.com - Biblical Unitarianism In The Philippines Before I meet CES my view of unitarianism is linked with Universalists. But these groups have missed some vital parts of Biblical unitarianism. http://www.biblicalunitarian.com/html/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=91

95. BiblicalUnitarian.com BiblicalUnitarian.com The Principles of unitarianism 1824. Search on This Topic. Go to Home Select a New Topic http://www.biblicalunitarian.com/modules.php?name=News&new_topic=21

96. Famous UUs All individuals included have some connection with unitarianism, Universalism, Both unitarianism and Universalism began as theological tendencies within http://www.famousuus.com/

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97. UUP Sermon: "Unitarianism" unitarianism then, as opposed to Trinitarianism. unitarianism s original theology is, I believe still true, but it takes a decidedly back seat to the http://www.uupetaluma.org/sermons/sermon06oct02.html

"Unitarianism" Sermon by Leland Bond-Upson given at UUs of Petaluma, October 6, 2002 Introduction We don't hear about Unitarianism much these days-only about Unitarian-Universalism. We run into the occasional Unitarian in the history books, or when used by a non-UU, and which, when we hear it, seems somehow jarring, and wrong, and think the usage quaint, and not-quite-with-it. In our denomination's publicity, I have seen famous Unitarians described as Unitarian Universalists, which they most certainly were not. When in the company of UUs, if I describe myself as a Unitarian, I am corrected-"Unitarian Universalist !" I confess I sometimes do it now just for the shock value. Since the merger in 1961 of the American Unitarian Association and the Universalist Church of America, it seems we have a new religion -Unitarian Universalism-which, in my view, submerges two distinct outlooks and traditions into a kind of mush. The merger was done to save Universalism, and to strengthen Unitarianism. But the mushy merger has been a clear detriment to the Universalists-and to the Unitarians as well, although I don't think they realize it. I will have more to say about this when we talk about Universalism, next month. Wood block print by Deborah Bond-Upson History Let us begin near the beginning, in the ferment of the revolutionary ideas let loose by the Reformation and its antecedents. You will recall that the New Learning of the Renaissance, combined with the corruption of the Catholic Church gave birth to the Protestant Reformation. Suddenly it was possible for ordinary people-not just theologians and scholars-to 'think outside the box.'

98. UU OnLine The Epic of unitarianism Original Writings from the History of Liberal Religion A Stream of Light A Short History of American unitarianism http://www.auburnareauu.org/uu/uu.aspx?pg=pg4&uc=sfuu

99. Bolton Bank Street Unitarians - Sermons Bolton Bank Street Unitarian Church welcomes you to its unitarianism page. Welcome to the About unitarianism section of the Unitarians at Bank Street http://www.bolton-unitarians-bankstreet.org.uk/unity.html

BOLTON UNITARIANS BANK STREET 'Unitarianism is a free religious faith' Welcome to the About Unitarianism section of the Unitarians at Bank Street Chapel Bolton. There is a long history in the development of Unitarianism. Its roots lie in the theological conflicts of the early Christian church and then the Reformation. There was dissent from the church's rigid interpretation of the Bible and from the creed agreed by the Bishops in the fourth century. One should be able to read the Bible and work out meanings for oneself - mankind had the gift of reason for this purpose. There was no evidence in the Bible for the doctrine of the Trinity. Then there was dispute over the authority of the Book of Common Prayer. In the middle of the 18th century, two strands came together - Theophlius Lindsay resigned his Church of England living and Joseph Priestley, a non conformist minister became the first 'Unitarians' - the 'One Godites'. The freedom to think for oneself and the dedication to a Christian faith based on good works rather than a gift of God's grace set the Unitarians on a fast track theologically. If Jesus was not a god then he was a human - albeit divinely inspired. There was no place for a personified devil. Unitarian Christianity became free christian- without creeds, without dogma, without bishops, without the authority or blessing of the established church to control them. The process has continued to the present day. God is a word for expressing our personal understanding of what is eternal, divine and spiritual.

100. Socinianism, Arianism And Unitarianism (No. 185) The term I Socinianism /I has been applied quite indiscriminately over a large body of antitrinitarian doctrine. The Godhead is the central issue of http://www.ccg.org/english/s/p185.html

Socinianism, Arianism and Unitarianism (No. 185) (Edition 1.0 19961221-19961221) The term Socinianism has been applied quite indiscriminately over a large body of anti-trinitarian doctrine. The Godhead is the central issue of Socinianism. From both the Catholic and the Unitarian point of view, they rightly held that God is absolutely simple. They concluded that distinction of persons is destructive to that simplicity. From this logic, they denied the Trinity as logically unsound. The distinction between Trinitarianism and Unitarianism is that homage to Christ is in view of his relationship to the Father and of a secondary type - whereas, the Trinitarians hold it is of the cult of the latria , where he is in fact God, as the Father is God. Christian Churches of God PO Box 369, WODEN ACT 2606, AUSTRALIA Email: secretary@ccg.org 1996 Wade Cox) This paper is available from the World Wide Web page: http://www.logon.org and http://www.ccg.org Socinianism, Arianism and Unitarianism The term Socinianism has been applied quite indiscriminately over a large body of anti-trinitarian doctrine. The term is derived from Lelius Socinius (1526-1562) and his nephew Faustus Socinius (1539-1604), natives of Sienna. The sect arose before Faustus came into contact with it, but it owes its individuality to him. A secret society was formed at Vicenza in the diocese of Venice to discuss the Trinity. Among the members were George Blandrata (physician), Alciatus, Gentilis and Lelio Socinius. Lelius (or Lelio) Socinius was a priest of Sienna and the friend of Bullinger, Calvin and Melancthon. The object of the society was the promotion of anti-Trinitarianism. The society was broken up and its members fled to Poland where they were again persecuted.

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