DaleSteve, you seem to have little idea of Christian unitarian theology. If you did, you’d know that we too believe in a self-revealing God, who by his spirit inspired the prophets and apostles, and through them the Bible, and who loved us so much that he sent his only Son as the best and last revelation of him.
Given the season, his claim raises an intriguing question:
How do Christian* unitarians celebrate Christmas? They can’t very well sing
“Hark! the Herald Angels Sing” or other Incarnational Christmas hymns and
carols. Well, I suppose they could–with their fingers crossed.
What does their hymnal look like? Is there a Christmas
section, or blank pages at that point in the calendar? More likely, a
Christian* unitarian hymnal has the Barry Manilow Christmas repertoire:
Toyland
Jingle Bells
Violets for Your Furs
Happy Holiday
Baby, It’s Cold Outside
My Favorite Things
The Christmas Waltz
I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm
Gives new meaning to the lyrics "Make the Yuletide gay" *g*
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