basic beliefs of Unitarianism?

Question

Does anyone know a reliable site where I can find the basic beliefs of Unitarianism?

Answer 1

Hello there, I just found a great site talking about Christian Unitarianism. Though you asked about general Unitarianism, it may help you out a bit also. I think more people will be pursuing it as an alternative, if general Unitarianism is too divided for them.

Answer 2

The UU site listed in another answer has commonly asked questions about the faith. Unitarian Universalism originally was two separate Christian faiths. The Unitarians believed that God was a single being, not three beings, i.e. the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost. The Universalists believed that everyone could achieve salvation and go to heaven. While the faith doesn't stress that Jesus is divine, there is no ban on believing in that. UU's do believe that there are many people with spiritual insights, Gandhi, Emerson, Gautama, etc., and that insight isn't restricted to one faith.

Answer 3

Unitarianism has now simply become a "whatever-you-believe-or-don't-believe-is-fine-with-us" church. It used to be anti-Trinitarian and based on the belief that God is One, not having three personalities as part of the godhead.

Islam and Judaism are the ONLY true unitarian religions.

Answer 4

Unitarian Universalism or just plain Unitarianism? They're different.

Answer 5

This is a JWs site, but this deals with nontrinitarians topics.

http://www.jehovah.to/exe/general/index.htm

Also, theres this site too.

http://www.scripturaltruths.com/

Answer 6

one at a time.

Answer 7

http://www.uua.org/visitors/index.shtml