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This Christian theology gained acceptance in some U.S. churches during the early 1800s. It emphasizes the belief that: 1) God is one (rejection of the Trinity) 2) Jesus was human (not God) but was inspired by God in his moral teachings 3) reason and conscience override creeds and dogma 4) humans are inherently good and salvation is available for all (rejection of "predestination") The churches which embraced this theology mainly appealed to deists and intellectuals, especially in New England.
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