Unitarian Universalism is also very much a religion (and one in the US context that I'm most familiar with), which some people embrace as a faith tradition as well as observing as a religion, that is very specifically non-dogmatic. There's no list of supernatural beliefs you must adhere to, or even probably that most or all UUs believe in or would agree on, and yet: a religion!
Unitarian Universalism is also very much a religion (and one in the US context that I'm most familiar with), which some people embrace as a faith tradition as well as observing as a religion, that is very specifically non-dogmatic. There's no list of supernatural beliefs you must adhere to, or even probably that most or all UUs believe in or would agree on, and yet: a religion!
Unitarian Universalism is also very much a religion (and one in the US context that I'm most familiar with), which some people embrace as a faith tradition as well as observing as a religion, that is very specifically non-dogmatic. There's no list of supernatural beliefs you must adhere to, or even probably that most or all UUs believe in or would agree on, and yet: a religion!
I have recently joined a UU fellowship and am finding great joy through that community.