What are Unitarians ?

UNITARIANS BELIEVE . . .

• In Freedom to think for yourself and to find and follow your own true way.
• In Reason as an important, though not the only, guide in matters of belief.
• In Tolerance of others' beliefs.
• In Acceptance of all regardless of your faith or doubts, gender or
  sexual orientation, age, race, disability or class.

• That we all have the right to seek truth and meaning for ourselves
  based upon our own life-experience, reflection upon it and intuitive
  understanding of our own conscience.
• That the best setting for this is a community that welcomes you for
  what you are - beliefs, doubts, questions and all !
• That people should enjoy individuality in spiritual matters.
• That respect for integrity is preferable to the pressure to conform.
• That the final authority of our individual faith lies within our own conscience.

UNITARIANS are AIDED and INSPIRED by . . .

• The example and spiritual insights of others.
• The writings of the various faith-traditions of humanity.
• The use of reason and honest doubt in search of truth.
• Constructive tolerance and openness towards the sincerely
  held beliefs of others.

UNITARIANS THINK of JESUS as . . .

• A great teacher and prophet in the rabbinic tradition of Judaism.
• A powerful example of integrity, courage and compassion.
• Divine in the sense that his life & work symbolises the divinity in everyone.
• A major figure in humanity's spiritual journey.

UNITARIANS are often called 'RELIGIOUS LIBERALS' . . .

• Religious because we unite to celebrate and affirm values that
  embrace and reflect a greater reality than self.
• Liberal because we claim no exclusive revelation or status, and because
  we afford respect and tolerance to those who follow different paths of faith.