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WELCOME to the Unitheist Fellowship, an ecumenical, faith-building movement. As truth is encompassing, universality of knowledge is a function of enlightenment.

Ours is a construct not to supplant but enrich— that the beliefs we hold, like the more technical aspects of our lives, are ready not only for these tumultuous yet hopeful times but for the unknowable future.

Nor must tradition be abandoned, rather recast in the context of our age, with its wonders of discovery and cosmic modes. Such insights develop principles inherent to all, conducive to unity and peace. (more)

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UnitheismBelief that ultimate reality is encountered in life and nature, and to the extent truth is known all faiths are one. FAQ

Faith by Reason Faith by Reason, a collection of six books addressing long-standing philosophical and spiritual issues, is an ongoing effort. Titles include Faith, Being, Purpose, Salvor, Hikues, and Forecasts. Despite the depth of some of the covered topics, liberal [sic] doses of humor are supplied. Available online as project unfolds.

Faith Power, harnessing life energy. Everyone has faith, from the theist to the humanist. Use universal faith power to manage everyday challenges, achieve goals, and better your life as well as the lives of those around you. NEW!

Happily Ever After is a reflection on paradise and the likelihood of life after death, to be covered in detail in Salvor, the fourth book of Faith by Reason. Salvor is as hard for us to imagine as television would have been for the ancient Romans.

What is Unitheism? by Rev. Lindsay King, describes unitheism as akin to panentheism— a way of looking at, defining, and understanding the nature and concept of the divine beingness.

Ultimate Concerns is a selection of art and writing reflecting on life’s greatest issues, by a variety of contributors. Our current offering is Principles of Extropy, by Max More, Ph.D.

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