Which Christian denomoniations reject Trinitarian doctrine?
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AntigoneRising
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The JW's for one. The Unitarians used to, haven't heard from one for a very long time so don't know if they've changed. . The JW's are NOT monotheistic though (I don't know if ANY Christian really is). The JW's believe Jesus is Mighty God and Jehovah (that's how they flesh out the magical tetragrammaton - which just means a four-letter word - NOT to be confused with an expletive, which is perhaps why they use that fancy word. Might get the wrong impression otherwise if one said 'God in the Hebrew Bible is represented by a four-letter word' - What?) So Jesus is Mighty God while Jehovah is Almighty God, according to the JW's. Haven't still fathomed out whether the Mighty proceeded from the Almighty and how exactly, ie whether he was begotten NOT made, as the Catholic creed has it Good question, could learn a lot if we get many different churches answering.
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The LDS do for sure (or at least their version of it is so different as to be something else altogether).
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I only know of Jehovah's Witnesses who believe that Jesus is the son of God and the holy spirit is just a force.
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