This site introduced me to UU. So far I have gotten involved in an immigrant sanctuary, organized a blood drive, and letter writing campaign. And it's only been 7 weeks!

"Seek not a perfect heaven, work for a good earth"

I've been agnostic and UU for most of my life. Yes, there is sometimes an abundance of woo, but I tend to ignore that. My UU church has a humanist service which is great. No woo at all.

1. LITERAL Pantheists? Well, they believe in divinity. and I don't. SCIENTIFIC Pantheists, for which the "theist" part is metaphorical? I believe they've got the right idea.

2. Nope. Contains divinity, which I don't believe in.

3. Presumes a god exists, so nope.

4. Good people. Sometimes a bit boring, but well-intentioned and asking good questions.

Maybe less annoying and dogmatic, but they still gotta back up their claims like every other group. So provded they aren't full kool ade drinkers, it's a "meh".

I like the UUs. They're just trying to find their way and build a community, which is what we're doing too. And they're pretty harmless

I think deists are pretty neat too. I find the belief in a builder hands-off god much more tolerable than theists. I mean, we say matter they say god. Then the conversation just moves on.

Pantheists etc are a more mixed bag. I find them neat and kind of attractive as a general rule, but there can often by an animosity as well, at least sometimes.

Why bother?

Meh.

I <3 the Unitarian Universalists, in our community. I like their non-shaming and non-fear approach to personal growth and/or spirituality (different than religious).

Unitarian Universalism (UU) is a liberal "religion" characterized by a "free and responsible search for truth and meaning". Unitarian Universalists assert no creed, but instead are unified by their shared search for spiritual growth. As such, their congregations include many atheists, agnostics, and theists within their membership.
So, if you are in this group because you consider yourself an Agnostic, Atheist, Humanist, etc, and you are looking for real (instead of virtual) community, you will be at home with UUs. Many UU groups call themself Congregation instead of Church to distance themselves from the religious aspects.
We joined a UU Congregation when in Texas because of their superb sex education program (OWL), age apropriate, that both of my kids attended. I wish I had gone through OWL as a child.

I like pantheism,

Like the idea of Nature, I can see it, feel it, and I have been in awe of it, but not as a diety, rather as a force in which I am an infantesable part, and yet because I am self aware I enable Nature's awareness of itself.

why are they all in the same sentence?

Any adherent to a belief in something unseen like gods, spirits, or forces is tolerable if they keep it to themselves, which I think they do for the most part. That said, just because science hasn't yet discovered an explanation for them doesn't mean they don't exist.

Whatever. I'm still an atheist. Believe whatever delusions you want, just keep
it to yourselves.