Unitarian Universalism.

Not that that your answer will/would affect my life in really any way...but I'm curious to see what r/Atheism thinks of us UU's.

I've expressed my open dislike for this subReddit due to the fact that the majority of these posts disrespect the beliefs of others yet you claim to be the open-minded lot...but I am a UU strictly for the open-minded and acceptable nature of our shared beliefs.

UU is, as quoted, a ""free and responsible search for truth and meaning". It's is a sect that accepts everyone without bias of creed, religion (or lack of) or culture...and shares my exact mindset in what a perfect world would be (if everyone could look past each-others beliefs, cultures, creed, mind-sets and personal issues...and only judge a person on their base morals and how they would affect your life.)