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Free Religious Association

religious organization, United States
Also known as: FRA
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    A separatist Free Religious Association (FRA) was organized in 1867 by persons who, although holding a variety of views, were agreed in their opposition to the preamble of the National Conference’s constitution, which was virtually a Christian creed. A Western Unitarian Conference, organized in 1852, also experienced…

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    A separatist Free Religious Association (FRA) was organized in 1867 by persons who, although holding a variety of views, were agreed in their opposition to the preamble of the National Conference’s constitution, which was virtually a Christian creed. A Western Unitarian Conference, organized in 1852, also experienced…

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