Unitarian perspectives on God
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Unitarians hold many different views of God. At an online event in November 2020, some of our leading thinkers shared their perspective on God.
“During an adult RE course a couple of years back I asked the participants to draw how they saw God as a child and how they saw God now. The pictures of childhood Gods were remarkably similar – most people, myself included, had drawn an old man with a long beard, sitting on a cloud. The pictures of how we saw God now were different, but all tried to capture something similar – I drew a large web linking people, animals, plants, stars and planets.” – read ‘With of without God’ by Laura Dobson
“The other thing I want to say today is that, during my years of ministry, I’ve found that people want to talk about God. Whenever anyone has found out that I am a Minister they want to talk about God… Whether God is someone they believe in, don’t believe, love, hate, blame, they want to talk about this… and I think Unitarianism is one of those places that such conversations can safely happen.” – Read ‘With or without God’ by Rev Ant Howe
Watch ‘God is Everything and God is Someone’ by Rev Stephen Lingwood, or read it here.