Wow, so it’s kind of like the smart and kind person’s Christianity. I wondered if it’s closer to Unitarian. If I were you, I would choose that as closest because they have a Frank Lloyd Wright designed church, lol. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unity_Temple
Thanks for explaining it. I’m always surprised at how many versions of religion there can be. If you consider Mexican, Italian or even Midwest vs West Coast Catholic, you get 4 different nuanced religions with different customs. But like you said, even within the same physical church, you’ll get different types of worship.
Unitarianism is a good spiritual path, but it is not my tradition. I believe there is more than one valid way to pursue spiritual growth, and Unitarianism is one of them. At the same time, I believe that a person needs to commit to a particular path in order to explore it deeply. My path is Trinitarian Christianity, but that does not mean I reject or dismiss other traditions.
Wow, so it’s kind of like the smart and kind person’s Christianity. I wondered if it’s closer to Unitarian. If I were you, I would choose that as closest because they have a Frank Lloyd Wright designed church, lol. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unity_Temple
Thanks for explaining it. I’m always surprised at how many versions of religion there can be. If you consider Mexican, Italian or even Midwest vs West Coast Catholic, you get 4 different nuanced religions with different customs. But like you said, even within the same physical church, you’ll get different types of worship.
Unitarianism is a good spiritual path, but it is not my tradition. I believe there is more than one valid way to pursue spiritual growth, and Unitarianism is one of them. At the same time, I believe that a person needs to commit to a particular path in order to explore it deeply. My path is Trinitarian Christianity, but that does not mean I reject or dismiss other traditions.