Reply #172: Yeah, I can see that

[Time for change]

I joined a Unitarian/Universalist Church in about 1990, and quit when I moved from the area in 1994. The Unitarian/Univeralist "religion" is to religion what the DU is to politics. It was once a branch of Christianity, but I don't see how it can be called that any more. It has no dogma attached to it, and it welcomes everybody, including atheists, agnostics, Jews, or people of any other religion. I don't mean that it just tolerates them, it welcomes them into their church. In fact, when I was there, probably over half of the membership was atheists or agnostics. Probably they wouldn't welcome Neocons, however, just as DU doesn't.