In regard to Unitarian Universalism, the BSA has had a history of disagreements with the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA), dating back at least to 1992 when the UUA stated its opposition to the BSA's policies on homosexuals, atheists, and agnostics. The BSA revoked its recognition of the UUA Religion in Life program in 1998, stating that the UUA program was incompatible with BSA policies. After the UUA withdrew some aspects of its program, the recognition was reinstated, but the same points of disagreement arose again and the BSA revoked its recognition of UUA programs again in 1999.