Seek the LORD while He may be found.

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Cut the BS ppm, YOU have well and TRULY proven beyond double, that YOU have very LIMITED knowledge of a True Unitarian as per the Bible, so cut the crap.

Ditto wotsup, you have also limited knowledge of CC yet this never stopped you from spouting anti-CC propaganda

This presentation is from the 3rd Unitarian Christian Alliance Conference on October 20, 2023 in Springfield, OH.
It seems likely that early Christians shared the widespread cultural assumption that a resurrected, immortalized being was worthy of worship and thus divine

Unitarianism typically revolve around theological beliefs and practices, including the following key distinctions:

1. Christian Unitarianism: This branch of Unitarianism maintains a belief in the teachings of Jesus Christ and the Bible, while also emphasizing the oneness of God and rejecting the doctrine of the Trinity.

2. Humanist Unitarianism: Humanist Unitarians focus primarily on ethical living, social justice, and human potential, often emphasizing reason and scientific inquiry over supernatural beliefs.

3. Universalist Unitarianism: Universalist Unitarians emphasize the belief in universal salvation, rejecting the concept of eternal damnation in favor of the idea that all people will eventually be saved.

4. Spiritual Unitarianism: Some Unitarian sects focus on spirituality and personal fulfillment, often incorporating elements of various religious traditions and practices.

5. Ecumenical Unitarianism: This branch of Unitarianism seeks to find common ground and unity among various religious traditions, emphasizing inclusivity, diversity, and interfaith dialogue.

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"1. Christian Unitarianism: This branch of Unitarianism maintains a belief in the teachings of Jesus Christ and the Bible, while also emphasizing the oneness of God and rejecting the doctrine of the Trinity."

The oneness in this context (Unitarian, is as in one Spirit, which is the Holy = The God and Father, Yehowah.
And zero pre-existing Jesus, EXACTLY as the BIBLE teaches, to THOSE of God.

Some oneness are effectively like your trinity, but 2.
Some oneness say, Father and son are one in the same, Father being God, who become flesh.

I think also, that the True Unitarians, do NOT belong to any particular club etc, or body.

Anything you list there after 1., I wouldn't give the time of the day, to even bother investigating, beyond what you cover.