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===England===
 
===England===
 
In England, the movement grew out of the work of dissenters from the Church of England, including Theophilus Lindsey (1723-1805), who established the first Unitarian church in London in 1774. It also spread among the English Presbyterians. The noted clergyman and scientist [[Joseph Priestley]] (1733-1804) was a Unitarian minister; he formed the first Unitarian Society in Philadelphia, in 1796.  The Unitarians later claimed [[Thomas Jefferson]] as a sympathizer, as well as [[Isaac Newton]]. Jefferson decided not to join the group. Newton was an Arian but died before the Unitarians became active.
 
In England, the movement grew out of the work of dissenters from the Church of England, including Theophilus Lindsey (1723-1805), who established the first Unitarian church in London in 1774. It also spread among the English Presbyterians. The noted clergyman and scientist [[Joseph Priestley]] (1733-1804) was a Unitarian minister; he formed the first Unitarian Society in Philadelphia, in 1796.  The Unitarians later claimed [[Thomas Jefferson]] as a sympathizer, as well as [[Isaac Newton]]. Jefferson decided not to join the group. Newton was an Arian but died before the Unitarians became active.
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===Unitarianism is a sin===
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Followers of Unitarianism are evil sinners. They are responsible for 99% of the [[homosexuality]], [[atheism]], and [[miscegenation]] currently present in the world. Atheism is a sin, because there is no true atheism, only [[paganism]] known as [[Islam]]. 95% of Unitarians are Muslim, the other 5% belong to other Pagan religions such as [[liberalism]]. Most of them casturbate.
    
===United States===
 
===United States===

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