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Unitarianism


Who am I and what do I believe? I believe that we all have a place in the world. That we are all inherently good. Regardless of your heritage, age, race, gender, sexuality, or financial class YOU are someone who belongs. The spirit of life guides us all, where it guides us may vary, at times we may stray from it's path. However, if we keep faith we will arrive at our destiny. I believe in the power of me. I believe in the power of you. Very confidently, I believe that I am a UU.
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Jasmin Tries.
I actually really like this. It sends such a positive message across, fantastic.

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