- "biblical
unitarians" (or:
Christian monotheists or one God believers) to
distinguish themselves from late 19th to 21st
century Unitarians and
Unitarian Universalists...
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beliefs similar to
Unitarian Universalists International Council of
Unitarians and Universalists, an
umbrella organization American Unitarian ****ociation, a...
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communities of
Unitarians across Britain. The
Chief Officer of the
British Unitarians was Liz
Slade as of 2024. In the
United States, the
Unitarian movement...
- A
Unitarian church is a
religious group which follows Unitarianism,
Unitarian Universalism, Free Christianity, or
another movement with "
Unitarian" in...
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distinction between capitalized "
Unitarians" and "Universalists" and
lowercase "
unitarians" and "universalists". The
Unitarians and
Universalists are groups...
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century by
conservative Christian Unitarians, and
sometimes by historians, to
refer to scripture-fundamentalist
Unitarians of the 16th–18th centuries.[citation...
- ****embly of
Unitarian and Free
Christian Churches (GAUFCC or
colloquially British Unitarians) is the
umbrella organisation for
Unitarian, Free Christians...
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Unitarianists or
Unitarians (in Spanish, Unitarios) were the
proponents of the
concept of a
unitary state (centralized government) in
Buenos Aires during...
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American Unitarians. By 1829, Roy had
abandoned the
Unitarian Committee, but
after Roy's death, the
Brahmo Samaj kept
close ties to the
Unitarian Church...
- 2004), "The end is nigh for
Unitarians,
minister warns", The Times, UK[dead link]. "
Unitarians in Britain". www.
unitarian.org.uk.
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