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When we look at the reason why people do come to preferring to be part of a trinity-church it is clear most of them would find themselves weakened more when hey would have to worship only "One God".
On January the 8th, 2014, the Rev. Peter Morales, president of the Unitarian
Universalist Association of Congregations, indicated that there is
serious consideration of undoing the Unitarian heresy his denomination
was founded on.
This teacher who should bring the flock on the right path, shows clearly he himself is going astray or lost track. Problem here is that he wants to get a whole denomination in changing direction. Though it is good he took some lawyers under his arm to find a proper name for the group he wants to create.”When you think about it, God as one is just less effective. You can get so much more done if God is in three persons. Our lawyers are researching alternative names and websites, like Trinitarian Tunaversalists. We can eat fish on Fridays or on any days, or never at all if we are vegan, so why not put Tuna into our name?” A Vatican spokesman said Pope Francis was open to this development. “In the Catholic Church, we take anybody. Why not some former heretics? And we could always use a few more Prius drivers. It’s good for the soul.”
On Ironicschmoozer’s Weblog we can find the important question:
What about the reaction out in the Unitarian Universalist hinterlands? When contacted by the press, Rev. Roger Jones of Sacramento said that he has no opinion on the matter until he determines whether 90% of his congregation thinks it’s a good idea. ”Until January 26, I am sticking with my usual talking point: Unitarians believe in one God at most.”
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But according to what we came to understand under the name it should only be used for those who assert the Unity of the Godhead, not as a god being made of three godheads, but ascribing divinity as being the Being of the Total divine Creator which stands for the God the Father only.
On the other hand the Unitarianism stands also for being united without having one governing organisation other than the Cornerstone Jesus Christ, the Messiah. Unitarians believe that each congregation should have independent authority, having their members believing in the unity of God, in freedom of, and tolerance of the differences in religious believes.
On the other hand the Unitarianism stands also for being united without having one governing organisation other than the Cornerstone Jesus Christ, the Messiah. Unitarians believe that each congregation should have independent authority, having their members believing in the unity of God, in freedom of, and tolerance of the differences in religious believes.
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Preceding articles:
19° Century London Christadelphians and the Religious Life Of London
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