Is the Unitarian Universalist Association really creedless?
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The website of the UUA states definitively :-
Our beliefs are diverse and inclusive. We have no shared creed.
Most Unitarian Universalist Christians believe in God, but not the traditional God-as-Trinity that most Christian churches promote.
Many of us live with the assumption that life does not continue after death, and many of us hold it as an open question, wondering if our minds will have any awareness when we are no longer living. Few of us believe in divine judgment after death.
a growing number of Unitarian Universalists weave strands of Islam into their faith today.
Some of us practice indigenous religions and Modern Paganism.
I think Jesus did die and decompose in the grave like every other human being who has died before, and since. (Andrew James Brown)
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