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-'''Unitarianism''' is a religion that developed from Christianity in Europe in the 16th Century.  Its name comes from its rejection the idea of the [[Holy Trinity]] in favor of a unitary God. In Unitarianism, Jesus is the Messiah and Son of God, but not God Himself.  Thus, Unitarians reject key Christian concepts like the [[Incarnation]], [[Virgin Birth]] and [[Resurrection]].  In the United States, the main body of Unitarians merged with the [[Universalists]] to form the [[Unitarian Universalist Association]] in 1961.  The UUs (as they call themselves) are explicitly nondoctrinal, although most members would subscribe to some sort of [[liberal theology]] and many embrace Eastern religious concepts.
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-The Unitarians merged with the Universalists in 1961 to become the [[Unitarian Universalist Association]], which has thrown out absolutely every religious tenet of Christianity in some form or another.
-== External links ==
-* [http://www.beliefnet.com/index/index_10034.html Belief Net on Unitarians]
-* [http://www.uua.org/ Unitarians Universal Association]
-[[Category:Christianity]]
-[[Category:Heresy]]