Unitarianism is a religious movement that emphasizes the oneness of God and rejects the traditional Christian doctrine of the Trinity. It promotes the idea that God is a single entity rather than a triune being, which is a core belief in many other Christian denominations. Unitarianism encourages individual exploration of faith and values personal experience in spiritual matters. Unitarian congregations often focus on social justice, community service, and the promotion of human rights. Many Unitarians draw inspiration from various religious traditions, including Buddhism, Judaism, and Christianity, fostering an inclusive environment that welcomes diverse beliefs and practices.