Hong Kong Liberal Religious Forum

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This site was created to make it quick and easy for you to tell others about Unitarian Universalism. Next time Unitarian Universalism comes up in conversation, tell them to visit UUFaq.com.


The Beliefnet Quiz

A huge number of people discover that they have Unitarian Universalist leanings because they took the Belief-O-Matic™ quiz on www.Beliefnet.com . If you haven't done so already, take the quiz.


The Basics

Our congregations unite people of diverse beliefs around shared values. We have no creed. As faith communities we are gathered around the same core principles that have been at the heart of America from its birth -- freedom of religion, democracy, justice, celebrating diversity...


Explaining What We're About

To remember this all you need to do is look to our name. While our name has specific historical meaning we can use it to remind us of what we're about TODAY. The majority of UU congregations in the United States are focused on UNITING people around widely shared UNIVERSAL values. Unitarian has the root "Unite" - to bring together. Universalism has the root "Universal" - applying to all.

Unitarian Universalism is a faith community that brings people with diverse beliefs together around shared values.