Noun
nontrinitarian- One who rejects the doctrine of the Holy Trinity.
Adjective
nontrinitarian- Rejecting the doctrine of the Holy Trinity.
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...The absence of the Trinity is not of necessary importance to all nontrinitarians. Persons and groups espousing this position generally do not refer to themselves affirmatively by the term. The Unitarians have adopted a name that speaks of their belief in God as subsisting in a theological or cosmic unity. Modern nontrinitarian views differ widely on the nature of God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. Read full entry
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- 1.Nontrinitarianism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Nontrinitarian ... Various nontrinitarian views existed from the time of Jesus, such as ... Nontrinitarian: Jehovah's Witness · Latter Day Saint · Unitarian ...
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- Smyrna Gospel Ministries - Glory to God, Historic Seventh-day Adventist beliefs, relating the nontrinitarian pioneers of the Seventh-Day Adventist church and the ...
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I am nontrinitarian, do i I believe in Jehovah, the one
God that the Bibles taught.
But most people believe God is
3, and that God exists as
Father, Son, and the Holy
Spirit. I think that's a
direct disobedience to the
first commandment.
Do I believe in a different
God as trinitarians? I believe
in Jehovah, trinitarians
believe Father, son, holy
spirit.
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You follow one of their 3 separate deities. |
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is there any nontrinitarian is there anon trinitarian
religion that believes that
jesus died for our sins
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Yes. Oneness Pentecostals. <1 Corinthians 15:3> |
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Which opinion do you respect |
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That should depend on what each individual has to say and the type of person they are, not what their beliefs are. |
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