[OLD REGGIE]

Oops, may have spoken to soon.

Does your link indicate you’ve converted to the “Nazarene Way: The Esoteric Teachings of Jesus and the Nazarene Essenes”

Kind of a Gnostic conversion going on here?

Nah! Does my liberal linking to Catholic sources indicate I am "going home" to the RCC? :-)

Unitarians feel free to study literature from all sources. Even the NY Times gets it right every now and then.

[OLD REGGIE]

This is what I meant to send rather than a boring old smiley.

[D-fendr]

Unitarians feel free to study literature from all sources.

What was I thinking. You could be gnostic believer and not even have to change churches. Heck, any belief at all:

"Pagans, Wiccans, and people who follow other earth-based spiritual traditions are welcome in Unitarian Universalist congregations.… to connect with other Unitarian Universalist Pagans, please visit the website of the Covenant of UU Pagans.

"Currently there are a small number of Unitarian Universalists who also identify as Hindu or Muslim, and their ranks may grow in the future."

Or no belief:

"Atheists are people who do not believe in a god, while Agnostics are people who think that we cannot know whether a god exists. Both groups are welcome in Unitarian Universalism."

Now, the cute trick is to be UU and criticize the beliefs of another's faith. Doing so in a Christian context is a hat trick.