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2634: Newington Green Unitarian, London
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December 29, 2013
I was surprised to see that "We don't ordinarily allow reports on
Unitarian churches. However, since the service was related to Christmas,
we have made an exception."
I enjoy reading about experiences in a wide variety of denominations
(which I may or may not agree with) and locations, but it seems
odd that an approved opinion on the Trinity is essential for a visit
by a Mystery Worshipper.
Surely it is not to the benefit of this website to declare that
certain doctrines unchurch a denomination. After all, the Pope once
declared that there were no other churches than his own - all the
rest are mere "ecclesial communities."
One of my favourites from a few years back was on the Holy
Superet Light Church, which was surely less orthodox than any
Unitarian church!
Rodney C.
[Editor's note: We pass no judgment upon the validity of the denominations
on which we report. Ordinarily, however, we limit our reports to
Trinitarian denominations because that is where the beliefs and
expertise of most of us lie. We do not feel qualified to report
on "ecclesial communities" that are completely outside of our experience.
The Holy Superet Light church, while arguably unorthodox, is nevertheless
Trinitarian.]
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