Unitarian Christian Theology

Unitarian Christian Theology
Unitarian Christian Theology [ˌju:nɪ'tɛ:rɪən]
adjective relating to belief in the unity of God and rejection of the doctrine of the Trinity.
noun a Christian holding this belief.
Derivatives
Unitarianism noun
Origin
C17: from mod. L. unitarius (from L. unitas 'unity') + -an.

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