Hungarian Unitarian Church

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Christian denomination Unitarian denomination nontrinitarian church

The Hungarian Unitarian Church is a historic Christian Unitarian denomination centered in Transylvania and Hungary, known for its nontrinitarian theology and significant role in the region’s religious history.

Aliases (3)

Statements (56)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Christian denomination → Unitarian denomination → nontrinitarian church →
country	Hungary → Romania →
deniesDoctrine	Trinity →
emphasizes	ethical living → individual conscience → rational religion →
followsDoctrine	freedom of conscience → religious tolerance →
foundedBy	Ferenc Dávid → John II Sigismund Zápolya →
foundedIn	1568 → 16th century →
hasClergy	bishops → deans → ordained ministers → pastors →
hasDiocese	Hungarian Diocese → Transylvanian Diocese →
hasEducationalInstitution	János Zsigmond Unitarian High School → Unitarian Theological Institute of Cluj-Napoca →
hasHistoricRole	development of religious freedom in Europe → history of Transylvanian Reformation →
hasImportantEvent	Diet of Torda →
hasLanguage	English → Hungarian → Romanian →
hasLeaderTitle	bishop → chief curator →
hasLiturgicalLanguage	Hungarian → Romanian →
hasMainTerritory	Hungary → Romania →
hasPolity	episcopal polity →
hasPublication	Keresztény Magvető →
hasRite	baptism → confirmation → funeral → marriage →
headquartersLocation	Cluj-Napoca → Kolozsvár →
importantYear	1568 Edict of Torda →
memberOf	European Liberal Protestant Network → International Council of Unitarians and Universalists →
recognizedAs	one of the four historic religions of Transylvania →
recognizedBy	Principality of Transylvania →
region	Hungary → Transylvania →
rejectsDoctrine	original sin → predestination →
religion	Unitarianism →
teachesAboutJesus	strictly human nature of Christ →
theology	nontrinitarianism →
venerates	Jesus as human teacher →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Unitarianism → Unitarianism ("Transylvanian Unitarian Church") → Unitarianism ("Unitarian Church of Transylvania") →	hasOrganization
Polish Brethren ("Transylvanian Unitarians") →	influenced