` ::Interesting... you don't think agnosticism is truly accepted?  I've always thought of UU liturgy as being a sort of organized agnosticism.  Perhaps you meant atheism, but there are several prominent atheist ministers in the UUA, so I'm not sure you can even say that atheism isn't accepted.  When I joined my first UU congregation, I was handed an envelope full of UUA-published pamphlets on various paths in UU, such as Buddhism, liberal Christianity, neo-Paganism and atheism.  Individual UUs may not be agnostic, but the denomination as a whole seems to meet that definition.  I don't think I've ever heard the sentiment ``it doesn't matter what you believe so long as you believe something,`` which I suppose could lead to a denomination being agnostic as a whole but disapproving of individual agnostics.  I think agnosticism, in terms of recognizing that no one path is necessary the truth, is an important part of UUism.  `