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Unitarians (and Unitarian Universalists) are primarily characterized by an openness to new ideas, to freedom belief, and to the use of reason in religion. In that sense, the opposite of a Unitarian would be a religious person who is closed to new ideas, insists on uniformity in religion, and considers reason to be irrelevant in religion.
A religious fundamentalist or religious literalist would thus be a good candidate for an opposite to a Unitarian.
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Were the Knights Templar Unitarian?
No, they were orthodox Trinitarian Catholics.
Was Ulysses S. Grant a unitarian?
nope, he was actually a professional pastry chef.
Was Daniel Webster Jewish?
No. Daniel Webster, the United States Senator in the Jacksonian Era, was a Unitarian.
What was Lucy Stone's religion?
A prominent American abolitionist and suffragist. Her religion is Unitarian (originally Congregationalist)
What does the star on Chile's flag represent?
The star on the flag stresses the fact that Chile is a Unitarian republic, and not a federal republic.
What religion was John Adams?
He was a Unitarian.
When was Unitarian Meetinghouse created?
Unitarian Meetinghouse was created in 1771.
When was Unitarian Party created?
Unitarian Party was created in 1816.
Of what church was Randy Pausch a member?
Unitarian Universalist Unitarian Universalist
What was John Quincy Adams religion?
He was a Unitarian like his father.
Emersons father was?
a minister of the Unitarian faith Apex
What has the author Unitarian Convert written?
Unitarian Convert. has written: 'Independents & Unitarians'
When was European Unitarian Universalists created?
European Unitarian Universalists was created in 1982.
When was Unitarian Christian Association created?
Unitarian Christian Association was created in 1991.
When did William Manning - Unitarian - die?
William Manning - Unitarian - died in 1711.
When was Wollaston Unitarian Church created?
Wollaston Unitarian Church was created in 1894.
When was Horsham Unitarian Church created?
Horsham Unitarian Church was created in 1719.
