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Boy, that list looks pretty similar to the principles of Unitarian Universalism (full disclosure, born and raised).

Although a few, such as my own Unitarian Universalist have been advocating for gay marriage for decades.

Dragging them to a Universal Unitarian service just seems to be kicking the can down the road.

That after leaving Love-All-Equal Unitarian Church, the church-goers spend time studying the strategies of Hermann Goering.

I am a Unitarian Universalist, and like the Quakers consensus is at the core of my faith's practice.

Large unitarian states have tended to be rather aggressivly expansionist empires throughout history.

Basically if we would look at the wave function of the whole universe it would always behave in a Unitarian way.

Sounds like you might be interested in a (unitarian) universalist church.

The Unitarian Universalist church is non-creedal and has many atheist members.

If you're a liberal-minded person who's looking for a community like a church but without confining restrictions, I also recommend the Unitarian Universalists.

NSA [2] First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles v.

This is a decent summary of Unitarian Universalism.

I'm not religious, but from what I observe, I don't think the "Christian" crowd of Catholics, Protestants, Mormons, and Unitarian Universalists would say they believe the Same Thing.

We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny.” I have always found a profound parallel between that quote and the seventh principle of the Unitarian Universalist Association – that we affirm and promote respect for the interdependent web of all life, of which we are a part.

But, sure, you see things a lot like that in, say, some Unitarian Universalist groups, and even some overtly atheist groups who have similar practical morality to what you call "the good parts" of Christianity, and consciously have adopted ritual structures mirroring those of Christian Churches -- without God -- as ways of maintaining community and venues for organizing charitable, etc., work.

What are you some sort of hippy Unitarian?

Unitarian-Universalism is a big tent which includes both a (heterodox, from the perspective of mainstream Christianity, which is Trinitarian) branch of Christianity and a diverse array of non-Christian congregations.