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F.D. Maurice and Unitarianism by David Young, 1992-12-24
Unitarianism in America: A History of its Origin and Development by George Willis Cooke, 2007-12-17
Stream of Light: A Short History of American Unitarianism by Conrad Wright, 1989-06
The Epic of Unitarianism: Original writings from the history of liberal religion by David B Parke, 1963
The Racovian Catechism: With Notes and Illustrations, Translated from the Latin; to Which Is Prefixed a Sketch of the History of Unitarianism in Poland and the Adjacent Countries by Thomas Rees, 2010-01-12
Beginnings of Unitarianism in America by Conrad Edick Wright, 1983-12
Unitarianism Philosophically and Theologically Examined by Anthony Kohlmann, 2010-04-01
My Progress in Error, and Recovery to Truth: Or, a Tour Through Universalism, Unitarianism, and Skepticism by Anonymous, 2010-02-23
An Account of the State of Unitarianism in Boston, in 1812; By the Rev. Francis Parkman and Others by Francis Parkman, 2010-07-24
Unitarianism in Dallas: An outline history of the First Unitarian Church of Dallas, Texas, in its first seventy years, 1899-1968 by Wayne Gard, 1973
Unitarianism Abandoned; Or, Reasons Assigned for Ceasing to Be Connected With Religious Professors Who Designate Themselves Unitarians by James Gilchrist, 2010-09-05
Unitarianism the Doctrine of the Gospel: A View of the Scriptural Grounds of Unitarianism; with an Examination of All the Expressions in the New Testament ... Considered As Supporting Opposite Doctrines by Lant Carpenter, 2010-01-11
Unitarianism, The Doctrine Of The Gospel: A View Of The Scriptural Grounds Of Unitarianism by Lant Carpenter, 2007-07-25
A Vindication of Unitarianism: in reply to Mr. Wardlaw's discourses on the Socinian controversy by James Yates, 2010-09-03

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Unitarianism | Define Unitarianism At Dictionary.com
–noun 1. the beliefs, principles, and practices of Unitarians. Compare Unitarian Universalism . 2. ( lowercase ) any system advocating unity or centralization, as in
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Unitarianism - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
unitarianism is a nontrinitarian Christian theology which holds that God is only one Person, in contrast to the doctrine of the Trinity (God as three Persons in the unity of
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Extractions: Christianity Portal This box: view talk Unitarianism is a nontrinitarian Christian theology which holds that God is only one Person, in contrast to the doctrine of the Trinity (God as three Persons in the unity of one Godhead Unitarianism (capitalized) has come to be associated with certain liberal Christian beliefs. The uncapitalized term, unitarianism , while denoting adherence to the teaching of the singularness of God, includes beliefs generally similar to those of mainstream Protestant Christians (apart from the Trinity). This form of unitarianism is more commonly called
Unitarianism Definition Of Unitarianism In The Free Online Encyclopedia.
unitarianism, in general, the form of Christianity that denies the doctrine of the Trinity Trinity Lat.,=threefoldness, fundamental doctrine in Christianity, by which God is
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Unitarianism
unitarianism 01 November 2004 J. McRee (Mac) Elrod The word Unitarian historically refers to the oneness of God as opposed to the Trinity of God.
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Extractions: J. McRee (Mac) Elrod The word "Unitarian" historically refers to the oneness of God as opposed to the Trinity of God. The word Trinity is not in the Bible, nor Unitarians hold, is the concept. The naming of Father Son and Holy Spirit hardly occurs, except as a echo of a baptismal formula. The doctrine dates from the early Middle Ages, as an effort to reconcile Jewish theology with Greek philosophy, and was adopted as doctrine at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD at the behest of Constantine. The leader of the Trinitarian position was St. Nicholas (later known as Santa Claus), who later actively persecuted Unitarians. At that time the Unitarian position was called "Arianism" for its leader Arius of Alexandria. He and the idea were declared heretic, and was crushed except for a few remote Germanic tribes. With the invention of the printing press in the 1450's, and the wide reading of the Bible, people discovered that the Trinity was not there, and Unitarians (often called Arians) sprang up all over Europe like crocus. In most places they were killed. Calvin burned the best known Renaissance Unitarian theologian, the Spaniard Servetus, in Geneva, October 27th, 1553. He was burned with a slow fire, taking half an hour to kill him, with his books and writings strapped to him. Earlier he had been burned in effigy by Catholics. (Servetus was also a doctor, and had discovered the pulmonary circulation of the blood.) Many early Unitarians tended to be scientists or doctors, and serving the royal family sometimes led to acceptance. Krakow (the early capital of Poland), became one of the few places Unitarians were allowed to live without persecution. They formed a convocation in 1565. After the Counter Reformation began to gain strength, and they were less welcome in Krakow, they gathered from all over Europe in a town they settled near Krakow (Rakow), establishing a university and printing press, under the leadership of the Italian theologian Socinus.
Unitarianism: Facts, Discussion Forum, And Encyclopedia Article
Christian theology is discourse concerning Christian faith. Christian theologians use Biblical exegesis, rational analysis, and argument to understand, explain, test, critique
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Extractions: Home Discussion Topics Dictionary ... Login Unitarianism Overview Unitarianism is a nontrinitarian Christian theology Christian theology Christian theology is discourse concerning Christian faith. Christian theologians use Biblical exegesis, rational analysis, and argument to understand, explain, test, critique, defend or promote Christianity...
Unitarianism - Definition And More From The Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Definition of word from the MerriamWebster Online Dictionary with audio pronunciations, thesaurus, Word of the Day, and word games.
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Unitarian History
Timeline of Classical American unitarianism (17401900) 1742 - Charles Chauncy writes Enthusiasm Described and Cautioned Against as a polemic
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Extractions: Unitarian History Francis David Hungarian Unitarian Symbol Jonathan Mayhew, Charles Chauncy, and James Freeman American Unitarian Association Building Declaration of Turda Here is the text of one of King John Sigismond's decrees: Featured Articles A Brief History of Unitarian Christianity by Chris Fisher A Theological History of Unitarianism by John W. Gaston III Unitarian History Links Unitarian Universalist History - a comprehensive guide to the many resources about UU History on the Internet. Major Dates from the History of the Transylvanian Unitarian Church - A chronology of the Unitarian movement in Hungary, the birthplace of modern Unitarianism. Michael Servetus Institute - a non-religious and non-profit cultural organization located in the northeast of Spain with the objective of studying, by way of scientific criteria, the life and works of Michael Servetus and spreading his intellectual and scientific legacy. Center for Socinian Studies - chronicling the Antitrinitarian movements of the 16th century.
Unitarianism - Definition Of Unitarianism By The Free Online Dictionary, Thesaur
U ni tar i an (y nt r-n) n. 1. An adherent of Unitarian Universalism. 2. A monotheist who is not a Christian. 3. A Christian who is not a Trinitarian.
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UNITARIAN UNIVERSALISM
They have an influence on the culture that is far beyond what one would expect from their numbers. unitarianism and Unitarian Universalism worldwide
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Unitarianism
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy unitarianism Name unitarianism Dates First Use of the Term 1587, Transylvania First Congregation 1774
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Extractions: The doctrine of Unitarianism is a Christian belief which developed in opposition to the orthodox Christian doctrine of trinitarianism. The first use of the word appears to have been in Transylvania in 1568, when the Reformation was a mere 50 years old. With roots in the Radical wing of the Reformation of the early 16th century, Unitarianism has long pursued a more rationalistic approach to religion and Christianity. According to Unitarianism, God has but a single personality and form, while Jesus was only a human. Other traditional doctrines rejected by Unitarians are the Fall, Atonement, and eternal punishment in hell. Unitarianism moved from a doctrine to a denomination in the early 19th century in England and the United States through the work of Christians who adhered to Arminian Theology, and in the 1960s American Unitarianism dissociated itself from Christianity generally. For Unitarians, religion is treated as something like a refined moral sensibility rather than a commitment to a life-long spiritual transformation as in some Christian groups.
Welcome To Brighton Unitarian Church
A congregation of religious liberals in Brighton. Introduction to unitarianism and information about services, ceremonies, facilities and history of the Unitarians in Brighton.
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UUA: Unitarianism
Home Visitors History unitarianism unitarianism. Unitarian Universalism is the result of the merger of two separate denominations unitarianism and Universalism.
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Extractions: document.documentElement.className += " js"; Page Content Page Navigation Congregations About Us Bookstore Press Room ... Page Navigation GO! Page Navigation Page Navigation VISITORS MEMBERS LEADERS I AM INTERESTED IN... ... History > Unitarianism Unitarian Universalism is the result of the merger of two separate denominations: Unitarianism and Universalism. Unitarianism emerged in America in the early 19th century, stressing importance of rational thinking, each person's direct relationship with God, and the humanity of Jesus. By 1825, Unitarian ministers had formed a denomination called the American Unitarian Association. Members spoke out on issues such as education reform, prison reform, moderation in temperance, ministry to the poor, and the abolition of slavery. Influential Unitarians from this era include William Ellery Channing, Theodore Parker, Joseph Priestly, and Thomas Starr King, who was also a Universalist. American Unitarianism went through many changes over the next 150 years, from the introduction of transcendentalist thought in the mid-1800s and humanist thought in the early 1930s. These contributed to the evolution of American Unitarianism into a more broad and flexible faith. Unitarians have been very influential throughout American history, especially in politics and literature. Some famous Unitarians include John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Louisa May Alcott, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Paul Revere, William Howard Taft, and Frank Lloyd Wright.
Mansfield Unitarian Church (Old Meeting House), Stockwell Gate
Information about history, unitarianism, activities and contact details.
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Unitarianism
In this section we will deal briefly with the question, “Was Isaac Watts a Unitarian?” There is considerable evidence that Watts held Arian or Unitarian opinions.
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Extractions: In this section we will deal briefly with the question, �Was Isaac Watts a Unitarian?� There is considerable evidence that Watts held Arian or Unitarian opinions. At the very least, as we have already noted, �Watts� views on the Trinity were highly suspect.� This is confirmed by a number of independent sources. The root of many of these allegations against Watts� orthodoxy with respect to the deity of Jesus Christ stem from his own writings. As one authority states it, �His theological as well as philosophical fame was considerable. His � Speculations on the Human Nature of the Logos, � as a contribution to the great controversy on the Holy Trinity, brought on him a charge of Arian opinions.� In other works as well Watts took essentially Arian positions. �It is true that Mather's enthusiasm for Watts was greatly diminished at a later date, when the latter published his Disquisitions. Mather's conservative soul was alarmed by Watts' theological liberalism, and on January 28th, 1726/7, he wrote to Thomas Prince, the then youthful minister of the Old South, denouncing Watts as �a very Disqualified person,� and �too shallow� to deal with theology, and warning Prince to beware of him. And, from his point of view, he was right, for in that work Watts took an Arian position and was headed straight down the road which led, a generation or two later, to early English Unitarianism.� �His attitude towards Christ may in large measure have reflected his own belief in the everlasting humanity of Christ. Nowadays in studying his hymns we may perhaps not realize that he entertained peculiar views on the Glorified Humanity of Christ. For the most part, his original ideas on Christ and the Trinity never reached a wide public, and because he became known as a writer of hymns and psalms, his dangerous tracts were conveniently forgotten.�
Unitarians And Deistic Christians
It is time unitarianism stands for something again, and the formation of the American Unitarian Conference is a good first step. Let's not fall back into the same mistake
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Extractions: Unitarians and Deistic Christians by Lewis Loflin "We cannot learn anywhere from the Scripture of God, that his words and the religion are meant to be spread by fire and sword." "God always took care of his truth Himself and He will always do that in the future as well." Francis David Opening extracts from: First Unitarian Congregation in Budapest "No one is allowed to threaten anyone with imprisonment or deprivation of his office; for faith is the gift of God, this comes from listening, listening to the words of God." Principles of Faith God is one, spirit, creator and preserver of the world. The Unitarians adopted the scientific world-view in all times believing in addition that a conscious spirit is working behind the evolutionary events. They believe in God as a personal and spiritual power who takes care of his creatures by his providential act manifested in nature and history, on the universal and personal level alike. The human kind is God's most noble creature, with the faculties of reason, awareness and conscience. God gave man the ability to do good and free will. Due to reason, man is able to distinguish between moral good and evil. Further he is able and free to chose...Free will means moral independence...The purpose of human kind is accomplishing the kingdom of God on Earth, which means fulfillment of the good natural endowments of men, on personal and social level. Most valuable virtues are: faith, free will, conscience and love.
Unitarianism - Christianity Knowledge Base
unitarianism is a doctrine of God that stands in opposition to the Christian doctrine of the Trinity. Historic Unitarians believed in the moral authority, but not the deity, of
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Extractions: Skip to Content Skip to Wiki Navigation Skip to Site Navigation Random Page Wiki Activity Watchlist Recent changes Edit this page Read more: Religious movements Unitarianism is a doctrine of God that stands in opposition to the Christian doctrine of the Trinity . Historic Unitarians believed in the moral authority, but not the deity, of Jesus. Orthodox Christianity generally views unitarianism as "a theological error that holds to the unity of God by denying the Trinity , the deity of Jesus , and the deity of the Holy Spirit . Unitarians teach the unity of God and hold to a common system of believing as you will about God salvation sin , etc. They often profess to have no dogma. Unitarians also hold to the universal redemption of all mankind Carm Some have characterized Unitarians through history as "free thinkers" and "dissenters," evolving their beliefs in the direction of rationalism and humanism. Throughout the world, many Unitarian congregations and associations belong to the International Council of Unitarians and Universalists. In the United States many Unitarians are Unitarian Universalist or UU, reflecting an institutional consolidation between Unitarianism and Universalism. Today, most Unitarian Universalists do not consider themselves Christians, even if they share some beliefs quite similar to those of mainstream Christians.
Preach The Word - Strongholds Of Satan Part 4: Unitarianism
This is part 4 of a biblical critique of false faiths and confusing cults. This audio sermon and transcript looks at 'unitarianism', and is from the ministry of David Legge, an
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Unitarianism
unitarianism is not a settled concept of the godhead such as Trinitarians accept. It denies the divinity of Jesus Christ and sees Him as purely a human being.
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Unitarianism And Universalism (religion) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
unitarianism and Universalism (religion), liberal religious movements that have merged in the United States. In previous centuries they appealed for their views to Scripture
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Extractions: document.write(''); Search Site: With all of these words With the exact phrase With any of these words Without these words Home My Britannica CREATE MY Unitarianism... NEW ARTICLE ... SAVE Table of Contents: Unitarianism and Universalism Article Article History History - Servetus and Socinus Servetus and Socinus - Unitarianism in Poland Unitarianism in Poland - Transylvanian Unitarianism Transylvanian Unitarianism - English Unitarianism English Unitarianism - American Unitarianism American Unitarianism - Early Universalism Early Universalism - American Universalism American Universalism Teachings Teachings Worship and organization Worship and organization Additional Reading Additional Reading Year in Review Links Year in Review Links Related Articles Related Articles External Web sites External Web sites Citations Primary Contributor: John Charles Godbey ARTICLE from the Unitarianism and Universalism liberal religious movements that have merged in the United States. In previous centuries they appealed for their views to Scripture interpreted by reason, but most contemporary Unitarians and Universalists base their
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Table of Contents Cover Page Editors Contributors Introduction Web Version unitarianism Rooted in Christianity, unitarianism represents both a theological
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Extractions: 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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