I’ve learnt about the UU not that long ago and I’m getting into with much fondness. To me it’s one of the only paths if you’re a Christian-based perennialist who believes in the existence of God and follows the teachings of the prophet Jesus but rejects the bible. Basically it’s only Unitarians or non-denominational Chrisians.
Sure, I think UU basically defaults to being atheist, but it very much accepts any and all beliefs as long as they’re not harmful.
I find it very sweet because leftist circles usually tend to be unfriendly towards religious people. Basically it’s like being a right-wing homosexual - at best you’ll be met with judgemental acceptance; ostracization at worst.
I’ve learnt about the UU not that long ago and I’m getting into with much fondness. To me it’s one of the only paths if you’re a Christian-based perennialist who believes in the existence of God and follows the teachings of the prophet Jesus but rejects the bible. Basically it’s only Unitarians or non-denominational Chrisians.
It’s funny because in Australia it’s even non-religious (well the churches I’ve heard of).
That’s how based the UU is.
All be welcome, yo.
Seek the truth and serve humanity.
Sure, I think UU basically defaults to being atheist, but it very much accepts any and all beliefs as long as they’re not harmful.
I find it very sweet because leftist circles usually tend to be unfriendly towards religious people. Basically it’s like being a right-wing homosexual - at best you’ll be met with judgemental acceptance; ostracization at worst.