Unitarianism vs Trinitarianism - What's the difference?
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Unitarianism is a see also of trinitarianism. As nouns the difference between unitarianism and trinitarianism is that unitarianism is the belief in a single god, not divided into any aspects, particularly when presented as a contrast to christian trinitarianism while trinitarianism is (theology) the monotheistic christian doctrine that defines god as three divine persons or : the father, the son (jesus christ), and the holy spirit.
Other Comparisons: What's the difference?
unitarianism Noun
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The belief in a single God, not divided into any aspects, particularly when presented as a contrast to Christian trinitarianism.
Derived terms
* Unitarianism
* unitarian
* unitarians
* unitarianistic
* unitarianistical
* unitarianistically
See also
* binitarianism
* trinitarianism
* monotheism
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trinitarianism Alternative forms
* Trinitarianism
Noun
(theology) The monotheistic Christian doctrine that defines God as three divine persons or : the Father, the Son (Jesus Christ), and the Holy Spirit.
Synonyms
* triunitarianism, Triunitarianism
* tri-unitarianism, Tri-unitarianism, Tri-Unitarianism
Related terms
* trinitarian, Trinitarian
* triunitarian, Triunitarian
* tri-unitarian, Tri-unitarian, Tri-Unitarian
* trinity, Trinity
* triunity, Triunity
* tri-unity, Tri-unity, Tri-Unity
See also
* binitarianism, Binitarianism
* monotheism, Monotheism
* quadrinitarianism, Quadrinitarianism
* septarianism, Septarianism
* septenarianism, Septenarianism
* theism, Theism
* unitarianism, Unitarianism
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