Reignite

I'm just back from spending a few days with ministry students and probationary ministers for an intense time of residential learning called Ministry in the Making. One of the topics we discussed was whether Unitarianism had any theology beyond personal credos that we all share in common. Or whether it is only values we share. I said I do believe that Unitarianism is a coherent theological tradition very definitely committed to a particular approach to the life of faith and to theology. There is a theology that holds us. Some folks asked for one comment I made to be written down, so for them, and for anyone else interested, here is what I would say we are committed to as Unitarian theology. This is a lot more than I said at the time, but I got going with it. Unitarianism is a theological tradition with commitments. This list could be improved, or put in different ways, but we really are committed to the following theological points: 1. There is a spiritual dimension to rea...