trinitarian
Three-personed God adherent
Trinitarian describes belief in the Trinity—the Christian doctrine that God exists as three persons (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) in one divine being.
Most mainstream Christian denominations are trinitarian, in contrast to groups like Unitarians who reject this doctrine.
The term also appears as a noun for someone holding this belief: The early church councils were dominated by trinitarians. (Capitalized Trinitarian is identical in meaning but more common in formal theological writing.)
Doctrine of the Messiah's nature
- dogmaticsStudy of church doctrine
- incarnationQuality given bodily presence
- eschatologyStudy of ultimate destiny
- ecclesiologyStudy of church theology
theodicy · hermeneutics · apologetics · systematic · orthodox · heterodox
Christology
Doctrine of the Messiah's nature
- dogmaticsStudy of church doctrine
- incarnationQuality given bodily presence
- eschatologyStudy of ultimate destiny
ecclesiology · theodicy · hermeneutics · apologetics · systematic · orthodox · heterodox
trinitarianJehovah's Witness
Christian denomination rejecting holidays
Islamic · Jewish · Tawhid · Mormon · polytheist