Topic: Unitárius Egyházunk - Unitarianism
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Miklós Cseszneky de Milvány: Ferenc Balázs and the Brahmo Samaj
"Unitarians are hands in glove with Brahmos; wrappings are maybe different but we are selling the same wares" Ferenc Balázs
Ferenc Balázs and the Brahmo Samaj Transylvanian Unitarianism meets Indian Monotheism
The connections between Anglo-American Unitarianism and the Brahmo Samaj, a religious reform movement based on the belief in one God, freedom of conscience and tolerance founded in India by Raja Rammohun Roy in the early 19th century, are well-known to religious scholars and to those interested in the world-wide history of Liberal religions. The cooperation of Unitarians - including Hungarian Unitarians in Transylvania - and Brahmo believers within the framework of the International Association for Religious Freedom (IARF) also has a long tradition. Nevertheless, it is scarcely known that apart from this official collaboration, a Hungarian Unitarian minister from Transylvania had a more personal experience and encounter with Brahmoism.
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