Even the most religious people can sometimes question their faith.
People can dig in with their beliefs and later become unsatisfied by them.
There is a religious movement that is liberal and offers the broadest spectrum of different practices and beliefs.
This is the Unitarian Universalism.
It unites all different religions come into one.
Below are the steps on becoming a Unitarian Universalist: · First of all, one must open himself to the many religious beliefs and views.
There are undeniably lots of religions that have different theories and beliefs.
All of them saying that they are the right way.
These can all be exhausting and confusing especially if we cannot decide.
Be open to all of them.
Become tolerant about their practices and beliefs even if they are of many denominations.
Unitarian Universalism means that you do not have a single belief system.
· Do the routines you have with your church.
Attend the church every week.
This will actually add to your enlightenment.
For the other church activities, you can choose not to join.
Those are of deep religious aspects.
People are the ones who invented them, and not really a requirement of God.
· Help people in need.
Do this not by means of any religious views.
Religious people only help others because they believe that it will help them go to heaven.
You can skip that belief and just do well because you know you are a good person.
Be a humanitarian.
· Seek spiritual enlightenment on your own way.
Unitarian Universalism believes that every individual is in need of God's guidance.
You can do this personally and not through other religious ways.
· Always try to defend civil rights of all people.
As a Unitarian Universalist, you should believe that the freedom of choice must be applied in social issues, politics and moral issues.
This belief should be routed in the worldly concept and not of the spiritual ones.
· Join any form of Unitarian Universalist congregations.
There are different associations and groups you can join in to that are related with Universalism.
That way, you have other people working with you and in your faith.
They will help you become more potential of becoming a Unitarian Universalist.
Those are the steps on becoming a Unitarian Universalist.
Just remember that not all of these religious works are actually needed.
We can be of belief in God, but still, we have the freedom of doing the good without any means of beneficial reasons.
Just for example, we do not have to attend all the services in church just because our pastors or priests tell us that it is needed.
Believing in God is the only thing you need to do.
The rest is the belief in you.