Unitarian Universalism

Origin and history: As the name implies, the universal sect of monotheism believes in God's coincidence. Unlike most Christian sects, it rejects the concept of Trinity, or the concept that God consists of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The modern monotheism universal association was founded in 1961, but its sect has a long history in the United States. The monopolist was distinguished from other religious groups early in history, but the Calvinists believed that there were only a few voters able to save.

Members of monotheistic universalism are not recognized as Christians. Traditionally, monotheism is a form of Christianity rejecting the trinity doctrine. In Nicene's First Council (Christian Council held in 325), Orthodox Christianity rejected monotheism, but again reappeared in the history of the Church during theological chaos of Protestant Reform. In 1961, the American Unified Association merged with the American universal church and founded the universal association of monotheism.

There is a monotheist Christian that is different from monotheistic universalism in that monotheist universalists are separated from monotheistic traditional Christian roots. They believe that larger monotheists - universalist organizations are too politically and freely and can not be regarded as religious movements or beliefs. In the United States there are monotheist Christians who believe UUA's mainstream church does not accept Christians. Christians choose to stay in universal churches of monotheism, such as monotheistic universal Christian fellowship. Finally, other people want to join other Christian churches (sometimes joining the dual church)

Welcome to the Unitarian Universal Fellowship website. We are believers who do not follow the beliefs of Jesus rooted in the history and tradition of monotheistic universalism. Everyone who wishes to follow Jesus freely welcomes becoming a member of UUCF. UUCF is particularly useful for those who think they are too UU, not a Christian, and are not Christian, UU. When we walk around freely in Jesus' spirit and nurture our soul and the soul of the world, we are a member movement and organization that is interested in exploring free Christianity.