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100 Questions That Non-Members Ask About Unitarian Universalism

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The question and answer format reads easily. Good for new UU's who have general questions and good for experienced UU's as a way to rekindle ideas. Very true comment about stumbling onto unitarian universalism. I would have joined the church years ago had I known more about it. tls

This book has helped me many times when people have asked, "So what IS a Unitarian?" As a life-long UU, it has often been difficult for me to explain our religion to those who feel that every religion must have a creed - - an absolute way of thinking. This book helped me organize my thoughts to give a good explanation of Unitarian Universalism.

This is a great book for all UU's to check out. It only takes about an hour to go through and it's a great holistic look in Q and A format of what the majority of Unitarian Universalists stand for.

A thin, simple book that is an excellent introduction to the basics of Unitarian Universalism. Don't look for deep history of theological discussions, but rather a list of questions with answers about the basics of this unique "church".

This is a short, but flawed introduction to Unitarian Universalism. There are some factual inaccuracies (the Universalist P.T. Barnum was not a founder of Tufts), and also a bit of a bias toward the humanist wing of modern UUism.

Try the Unitarian Universalist Pocket Guide or another introduction to Unitarian Universalism instead of or at least in addition to this book.

I found this quick read to be helpful in answering the questions I had of Unitarian Universalism. Because it is small and easily read, I have been able to pass it on to relatives and friends who are curious as to why I'm looking into this new church. It's a good starting point if you are investigating UU.

As a second generation Unitarian who has spent her whole life in the church, I highly recommend this excellent review of UU "theory" if you will. I also recommend checking out the UUA's website for other excellent UU books.

This is a great book for all UU's to check out. It only takes about an hour to go through and it's a great holistic look in Q and A format of what the majority of Unitarian Universalists stand for.