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| How
did the movement come to have such a long name? In
North America, Unitarianism and Universalism developed separately. Universalist
congregations began to be established in the 1770s. Other congregations, many
established earlier, began to take the Unitarian name in the 1820s. Over the decades
the two groups converged in their liberal emphasis and style, and in 1961 they
merged to become the Unitarian Universalist Association. back |
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