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It is a liberal, nondoctrinal denomination, whose members' beliefs can be summarized as follows:
 
It is a liberal, nondoctrinal denomination, whose members' beliefs can be summarized as follows:
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'''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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'''God'''--There is a God who created and watches over the universe.  
    
'''Jesus'''--There are no incarnations of God, or that all incarnations are the embodiment of God, or Jesus is God's Son, or Jesus is not Son but God's chief prophet.
 
'''Jesus'''--There are no incarnations of God, or that all incarnations are the embodiment of God, or Jesus is God's Son, or Jesus is not Son but God's chief prophet.
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'''Sin'''--Most reject original sin. People are inherently good but immoral behavior comes from free will.  
 
'''Sin'''--Most reject original sin. People are inherently good but immoral behavior comes from free will.  
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'''Satan'''  does not actually exist.  
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'''Satan'''  is a metaphor and does not actually exist.
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==Politics==
 
==Politics==
 
The Unitarian Universalism Association takes liberal positions on most issues. For example they hold that women should be free to choose abortion. They argue for equality for homosexuals, gender equality, and work to end poverty, promote peace and nonviolence, and environmental protection.
 
The Unitarian Universalism Association takes liberal positions on most issues. For example they hold that women should be free to choose abortion. They argue for equality for homosexuals, gender equality, and work to end poverty, promote peace and nonviolence, and environmental protection.
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