Unitarian Universalism

Denomination·Founded 1961 CE·under a million worldwide

Judaism → Christianity → Catholicism → Protestantism → Unitarian Universalism → 1 branch

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Core tenet of Unitarian Universalism

The search is the sacrament.

A free and responsible search for truth and meaning: the congregation exists to companion the question, not to answer it for you.

Understanding it — context, not catechism: how this passage is held

"The free and responsible search for truth and meaning" is one of the seven principles and is the closest thing UUism has to a central practice: the search itself is treated as the religious act, with the congregation providing companionship rather than answers. Critics inside and outside ask whether that yields anything to hand to children; UU religious education, which teaches the world's religions comparatively, is the movement's answer.

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