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1. Christopher—back then Topher went by his full name—had always loved going to the Unitarian Universalist Church in Titusville every Sunday

2. But Arius was not a strict Unitarian, his representations became a highly compromised version of the duality of Jesus nature, as he tried to walk a thin line between the Unitarians and the Athanasian champions of Trinitarianism

3. This undignified behavior was again viewed with contempt by the Old Lights and the growing Unitarian movement

4. On the occasion of the induction of a new Unitarian minister to The First

5. At the beginning of the 19th century, the Unitarian Churches were the spearhead in the movement that ultimately would lead to the destruction of Christianity

6. He had come from a Unitarian family, but the spiritual sterility of Unitarian practice left him unsatisfied, hence he became Episcopalian

7. By 1820 the Unitarian faith was the “religion of record” in Boston

8. the Unitarians and became the Unitarian Universalist Association Of Congregations

9. The Universalist teaching that all the spirits that were in all persons, without exception, will end up saved has had a negative effect on their membership, and they survived by many of the Universalist merging with the Unitarians and became the Unitarian Universalist Association Of Congregations

10. 90, under the auspices of the Oxford conspirators, to permit practically of a Roman interpretation; and the gospel of John, under similar treatment, may be regarded as the work of all apostle who was a Unitarian

11. For ourselves—while rendering just homage to the many noble qualities of our Unitarian brethren, and lamenting, in the interests of truth, the excesses of the falsely socalled Athanasian orthodoxy, which have occasioned and perhaps excused in part the reaction towards a purely humanitarian view of Christ’s person,—we must nevertheless abjure as scarcely deserving refutation these efforts of critical artifice

12. All such statements, however commonly made aforetime, or unfairly imputed in our time by Unitarian writers, are perversions of Scripture, and have led to much reactionary feeling against any doctrine of Christ’s atonement for the sins of the world

13. Paul had more or less got into connection with the Socialist, Suffragette, Unitarian people in Nottingham, owing to his acquaintance with Clara

14. Then, happening to go into the Unitarian Church one Sunday evening, when they stood up to sing the second hymn he saw her before him

15. Minchin for his part liked to keep the mental windows open and objected to fixed limits; if the Unitarian brewer jested about the Athanasian Creed, Dr

16. Off balance in two ways, the weight of the thing being one, Unitarian practice another, the reverend clenched the book but did not open it, fearing that some lost chapter or verse might leap to disquiet his mind and capsize the ceremony

17. The reverend slapped his revised Unitarian Bible shut on mostly empty pages, and the locals from the pub and the town villagers, pressed to the windows, leaped back as if caught by lightning, to avoid the direct-current gaze of Tom, and at his elbow the downcast eyes of Lisa, still recirculating her blush

18. Representatives from the Presbyterian Foreign and Domestic Missionary Boards, the Baptist Home Mission Society, the several Yearly Meetings of Friends, the American Board, the American Missionary Association, and the Unitarian Association, were present