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'''Unitarianism''' is a religion with many different chapters and types of belief, although some would argue it is not a religion at all.
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'''Unitarianism''' is a religion with many different chapters and types of belief, although some would argue it is not a religion at all. One form of Unitarianism rejects the idea of the [[Holy Trinity]] and says that God is one. To these Unitarians Jesus is the Messiah and Son of God, but not God Himself. Unitarians even reject the miracle of the [[Virgin Birth]]. They adopt evolutionary concepts, say that man is inherently good, and abandon many other principles of Christianity, while still calling themselves Christian.
 
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One form of Unitarianism rejects the idea of the [[Holy Trinity]] and says that God is one. To these Unitarians Jesus is the Messiah and Son of God, but not God Himself.
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Another form of Unitarianism rejects altogether the notion that Jesus is the Son of God. These Unitarians even reject the miracle of the [[Virgin Birth]]. They adopt evolutionary concepts, say that man is inherently good, and abandon many other principles of Christianity, while still calling themselves Christian.
      
Some Unitarians are very similar to [[Jehovah's Witnesses]].{{fact}}
 
Some Unitarians are very similar to [[Jehovah's Witnesses]].{{fact}}
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The most common form of Unitarians in the United States and Canada are "Full Unitarians" who have thrown out absolutely every religious tenet of Christianity in some form or another. They are heavily criticized as not being a religion. Their believes include:
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The Unitarians merged with the Universalists in 1961 to become the [[Unitarian Universalist Association]], which has thrown out absolutely every religious tenet of Christianity in some form or another. They are heavily criticized as not being a religion. Their beliefs include:
    
God--There is a God or there is not a God, depending on what you believe, or there may be a God, or several Gods, or anything.
 
God--There is a God or there is not a God, depending on what you believe, or there may be a God, or several Gods, or anything.
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