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Do Unitarians believe in revelation and miracles?

Asked by NerdyKeith (5489points) April 27th, 2016

Do they also believe Jesus Christ is the son of God? As a deist I find their belief system interesting.

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canidmajor's avatar

Over here, “Unitarians” usually refers to this.
The link should cover most of your questions about the UUs.

janbb's avatar

No and no. I am a Unitarian. Jesus Christ is portrayed as a leader and a teacher. Generally though, Unitarianism is non-creedal and you are free to pursue your own spiritual path. I am also Jewish and an atheist and I haven’t found conflict in being both. Unitarianism arose in Europe out of the belief in the oneness of God – as opposed to the trinity – but as I said, there is no set doctrine that you have to follow. Our services draw on teachings and writings from cultures all over the world.

And @canidmajor‘s link gives you more info about Unitarian Universalism.

NerdyKeith's avatar

@janbb Awesome, thank you for the information

canidmajor's avatar

You’re welcome, @NerdyKeith.

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