I looked into the Unitarians years ago, and found that they were a
fascinating group of people to get together with. They don't have a
dreed per se - they're more of a discussion group that borrows ideas
from a wide variety of religions and philosophies.
I've heard them variously characterized as "The Ethical Society but with
a little more God", "The Western/Christian version of B'Hai", and
"Reform Judaism/Episcopal Church but with fewer rituals and less God".
Looked to me like a good place for an agnostic to hang out.
Chuck Norcutt wrote:
> My photo mentor and his wife attend a Unitarian Universalist church.
> She is Jewish and he is the product of a Lebanese Christian father and
> French Catholic mother. I've attended the church to shoot weddings, met
> many of the parishioners while assisting with the production of a photo
> directory book and attended a couple services on my own. I've also
> researched the church as you have. About all I've been able to come up
> with for a creed is something like: Be kind to your neighbor.
>
> Chuck Norcutt
>
> Chris Barker wrote:
>
>> I had to look up what a Unitarian Universalist congregation might
>> believe in: I understand that they have Jewish-Christian origins and
>> that they are a liberal congregation but I'm no wiser as to their
>> beliefs ...
>>
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Barry B. Bean
Bean & Bean Cotton Company
Peach Orchard, MO
www.beancotton.com
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