unitaarid
Unitaarid, the Estonian term for Unitarians, refer to followers of Unitarianism—a religious movement that emphasizes the oneness of God and rejects the doctrine of the Trinity. Unitaarid typically prioritize reason, conscience, and personal interpretation of scripture over fixed creeds. In many communities, Unitarian belief centers on the humanity and ethical example of Jesus, rather than his divinity.
Unitarian ideas emerged during the Protestant Reformation in parts of Europe, with early centers in Transylvania
In contemporary practice, Unitaarid may belong to national Unitarian churches or to Unitarian Universalism, a broader,