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1. www.britannica.com › topic › UnitarianismUnitarianism and Universalism - English Origins, Beliefs ...

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   4 days ago · Early Universalism. Radical Pietism emerged in Germany under the leadership of Johann Wilhelm Petersen, who led groups of Philadelphian Pietists identifying themselves with the sixth church referred to in Revelation 3:7–13.

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   4 days ago · The Unitarian theologian Earl Morse Wilbur (1866–1956) advanced the thesis, now widely accepted, that the history of Unitarianism in Poland, Transylvania, England, and America gains unity from certain common themes.

3. ukunitarians.org.ukUnitarians in the UK & Ireland

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   4 days ago · What do Unitarians believe? Go here for some answers to those, and many other questions about Unitarians and Unitarianism, especially as it exists in the UK. A support site with resources for Unitarians in the UK & Ireland.

4. uucorpus.org › our-beliefs › about-unitarian-universalismOur Symbol: The Flaming Chalice - Unitarian Universalist ...

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   2 days ago · Hans Deutsch, an Austrian artist, first brought together the chalice and the flame as a Unitarian symbol during his work with the Unitarian Service Committee during World War II. To Deutsch, the image had connotations of sacrifice and love.

5. www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk › explainer › keirWhat will Keir Starmer's first 72 hours as prime minister ...

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   4 days ago · Contents. There is a fairly well-worn process that senior civil servants must guide a newly-elected prime minister through during their first 72 hours in the role. After a prime minister is appointed by the monarch they often return to make a speech outside the front door of No.10 Downing Street. Once they enter through that famous door, the ...

6. www.uuathensga.org › about-us › who-we-areWho We Are - UUFA

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   6 days ago · Unitarian Universalism We believe that personal experience, conscience, and reason have as much authority as sacred books and precepts or religious institutions. Our religious roots span the globe, drawing on the liberal Protestant transition, eastern religions, earth based traditions, and more.

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   When did Unitarianism start?

   • In 1928 a union of the British and Foreign Unitarian Association with the National Conference (which included other Free Christian Churches) resulted in the founding of the General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches. Unitarianism is also present in Wales, Scotland, and the Non-Subscribing Presbyterian Church of Ireland.

   Unitarianism and Universalism - English Origins, Beliefs, Practices

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   How have universalist teachings changed over time?

   • Universalist teachings have changed also: whereas the restorationist theology that was dominant among American Universalists toward the end of the 19th century emphasized the salvation of all after death, many 21st-century Universalists affirm a naturalistic worldview and regard salvation as an aspect of present human experience.

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   How did religious humanism develop in the 20th century?

   • In the 20th century, religious humanism, the endeavour to reformulate liberal theology on strictly nontheistic grounds, emerged within Unitarianism, leading to a theist-humanist controversy. After such Unitarian ministers as John Dietrich and Curtis Reese signed the Humanist Manifesto (1933), religious humanism became the view of many Unitarians.

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   What is Unitarian Universalist worship?

   • English and American Unitarian Universalist worship is predominantly thematic in emphasis and sermon-centred in form. It makes use of hymnals that have been revised to reflect changing religious interests; for example, today’s hymns express themes of religious humanism. There also is some liturgical experimentation.

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8. uk.news.yahoo.com › what-are-labour-policiesWhat are Labour's policies? Here’s what Keir Starmer has promised

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   4 days ago · NHS industrial action reared its head once again during the general election campaign, with junior doctors announcing they would down stethoscopes for five days ahead of polling day. The Labour manifesto promised to “reset relations with NHS staff”, but Starmer has already signalled a tough stance on negotiations, ruling out the prospect of the 35% pay rise doctors’ unions are calling for.