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The First Unitarian Church has historically had no creedal requirements.
He then brilliantly develops the prologue as the source of the church's creedal confessions of Jesus, as both divine and human and as the revelation of God in the Word made flesh.
For voters, journalists, commentators, and citizens with a mild interest in the religious leanings of a potential prime minister, it is close to impossible to get information on a candidate's creedal or spiritual perspectives.
 
 
 
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