Unitarian Church

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The Unitarian Church is a liberal Christian denomination emphasizing the oneness of God, freedom of belief, and the use of reason in religion.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian denomination
religious organization
allows lay participation in worship
associatedWithCountry Poland NERFINISHED
Romania NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
christology emphasis on humanity of Jesus
rejection of Jesus’ ontological deity
clergy ministers
coreBelief oneness of God
developedInCentury 16th century
17th century
emphasizes ethical living
freedom of belief
individual conscience
religious tolerance
social justice
use of reason in religion
encourages interfaith dialogue
theological diversity
governance congregational polity
historicalRoots English Unitarianism NERFINISHED
Polish Brethren NERFINISHED
Reformation‑era anti‑Trinitarian movements
Transylvanian Unitarianism NERFINISHED
moralFocus compassion
human dignity
human rights
peace
promotes critical inquiry in faith
education
social reform
rejectsDoctrine Trinity NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Christianity
rituals baptism
communion
funerals
weddings
scriptureUsed Bible NERFINISHED
theology Unitarianism NERFINISHED
viewOfGod God as loving and benevolent
God as single person
viewOfSalvation less emphasis on eternal damnation
moral and spiritual improvement
viewOfScripture fallible human documents
non‑literal interpretation
worshipStyle congregational hymn singing
liberal Christian worship
sermon‑centered services

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