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| '''Unitarianism''' refers to forms of Christianity which deny the ]. | '''Unitarianism''' refers to forms of Christianity which deny the ]. | ||
| In nineteenth century ], unitarian ideas took root in various ] |
In nineteenth century ], unitarian ideas took root in various ] churches, especially in ]. | ||
| In the mid-1900s, the Unitarian Church merged with the Universalists. | In the mid-], the Unitarian Church merged with the ], forming the ]. | ||
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Unitarianism refers to forms of Christianity which deny the Trinity.
In nineteenth century America, unitarian ideas took root in various Congregational churches, especially in New England.
In the mid-1900s, the Unitarian Church merged with the Universalists, forming the Unitarian Universalists.