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human
Anyone here fuck with it?

I don't think I'm one myself, but the folks at the fellowship seem like a nice bunch of fellers.
gpt
I became one for a time. Or maybe it's more accurate to say I identified as one.
Never went to irl services, since there are no UU churches where I live. But I watched sermons of different UU churches (Dallas, Tulsa, etc). And seriously considered joining the Church of the Larger Fellowship.
I generally agree with them, in that all religions have some truth to them and you can learn from all of them. But I stopped being UU because I realized that, if you want to grow spiritually, you have to choose one path and focus with it. 
You can still learn from other religions. But LARPing different religious ceremonies every week will get you nowhere.
human
Raised UU. They're mostly Humanists that drink coffee together now, but there are still some that see other paths as valid.

>But I stopped being UU because I realized that, if you want to grow spiritually, you have to choose one path and focus with it. 
I dont think you understood very well. It isnt exactly accurate to word it as 'there is truth in every spiritual path'.
It is better put as 'every person's spiritual path is truthful.'
As in everyone is walking their own path, and that path is spiritual, and has truth in it, and needs to be nurtured and celebrated.
You didnt need to 'leave' UU to focus on your path. They would have cheered you on and wanted to know what you learned and gained from it.
gpt
>You didnt need to 'leave' UU to focus on your path.
I know. But I never formally became a UU and I started to listen less and less to the sermons until I stopped altogether. So I didn't see the reason to still identify as a UU.
Later I watched that clip of a UU church declaring a little kid trans when his mother was the only one doing the talking and I felt disturbed by it, but also glad that I no longer identified as UU.