Definitions
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- noun The religious belief that
God is a single Person. - proper noun The religion of the Unitarian Church of Transylvania
- proper noun The religion of the General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches
- proper noun The religion of the American Unitarian Association
- proper noun Short for the religion known as
Unitarian Universalism
Etymologies
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Examples
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Do you mind if I ask what your experiences with sexism in Unitarianism have been?
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I don't mean to annoy you by responding seriously to what was obviously a joke, but I think sexism is alive and well in Unitarianism too.
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I would be remiss if I didn't plug the great deal we have now for any who don't own the 1977 published book "Unitarian Christology in American Unitarianism" by Prescott Wintersteen.
Philocrites: Isaac Newton's anti-Trinitarianism in the news. 2007
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An Historical Study of the Problem of Authority in American Unitarianism and a Suggested Solution, 25-44, for my discussion of the impact of Parker and the Free Religion movement in particular.
Philocrites: Authority in the Spirit: Developing a doctrine of the liberal church. 1997
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The ideas of Emerson and his friends caused a split in American Unitarianism between conservatives who believed that salvation was still required, even though they did not believe that people were naturally depraved, and those who came to resemble the Brahmo Samaj founded by Roy in Calcutta in 1828: like the Brahmos, the liberal Unitarians believed in God and prayer, but they did away with ritual, doctrine, and form, substituting for them the concept of a moral life based on love, the supreme practitioner of which was Jesus Singh, 1991: 589.
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The ideas of Emerson and his friends caused a split in American Unitarianism between conservatives who believed that salvation was still required, even though they did not believe that people were naturally depraved, and those who came to resemble the Brahmo Samaj founded by Roy in Calcutta in 1828: like the Brahmos, the liberal Unitarians believed in God and prayer, but they did away with ritual, doctrine, and form, substituting for them the concept of a moral life based on love, the supreme practitioner of which was Jesus Singh, 1991: 589.
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An Historical Study of the Problem of Authority in American Unitarianism and a Suggested Solution.
Philocrites: Authority in the Spirit: Developing a doctrine of the liberal church. 1997
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An Historical Study of the Problem of Authority in American Unitarianism and a Suggested Solution 1972, Wesley V.
Philocrites: Authority in the Spirit: Developing a doctrine of the liberal church. 1997
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Christology in American Unitarianism: An Anthology of Outstanding Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Unitarian Theologians, with Commentary and Historical Backgrounds.
Philocrites: 'Words are not the only language': Henry Whitney Bellows's view of scripture. 1997
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For all the controversy stirred up by Bellows's 1859 address to Harvard Divinity School, The Suspense of Faith started no movement in American Unitarianism.
Philocrites: 'Words are not the only language': Henry Whitney Bellows's view of scripture. 1997
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