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We believe the universe has a Creator, but the nature of that Creator is something we must all discover for ourselves. Unified Deism seeks to balance reason and spirituality, enabling each of us to chart a steady course away from the rocky shores of dogma and the treacherous currents of fundamentalism. Welcome to the Age of Unified Deism.

Unified Deism Paramount Principle 1: We believe that God exists based on reflective reason, personal experience, and observation of nature. Reflective reason is one of the key ways in which Unified Deists … [Read More...]

Let us return to the year 1948 and the discovery of the deep woods of my youth. Unfortunately, a good portion of those woods have disappeared over the past 40 years due to selective human development, … [Read More...]

Unified Deism holds three principles paramount: 1. We believe that God exists based on reflective reason, personal experience, and observation of nature. 2. We believe that fellowship, community, … [Read More...]

Well, my fellow Deist explorers, here we are again. In this chapter we will take a break from examining the past and will review a few recent events from my present life. Let me update you very briefly … [Read More...]

The year was 1948. The Fiske Family moved from the city of Lynn, Massachusetts into their new home five miles north-northeast of the city, into one of the last of the primordial deep woods in the region. … [Read More...]

Humanity's spirit is adrift in a turbulent sea of division, contradiction, and doubt. The Abrahamic faiths, which represent the majority of humanity, are in decline. Some may cite the overall increase … [Read More...]

Anyone who has an interest in Deism has probably noticed that no two Deists are alike. Unlike most traditional belief systems, Deists do not have a universally accepted “guide book”. Some Deists rely … [Read More...]

A tribute to my mother As I enter the seventh decade of my life I look back on all the people that have been a part of it. There were many: some long-time friends, many, many casual acquaintances, work-mates, … [Read More...]

Before we can make the case for God, we must have an agreed-upon definition. This is much more difficult than it may seem at first glance. Our definition must capture only the essence of what we mean by … [Read More...]
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