Non-Trinitarian Bible Translations

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The phrase non-Trinitarian churches is sometimes used to refer to a number of New religious movements (NRMs) grounded in Christianity, which parallel each other in non-belief in the Trinity and also a certain aloofness from other Christian denominations, due to a degree of mutual distrust. One notable user of this umbrella term is “Whitaker’s Almanac”.

Many of these churches started in the 19th and early 20th centuries. The term non-Trinitarian is considered less offensive than various other groupings, but it should be pointed out however, that non-Trinitarian churches themselves rarely engage with one another. However, they do share some interesting parallels. Their biggest memberships tend to be in the Americas, Europe and Australasia (including Polynesia), in already Christian areas.

Some Unitarians, liberal mainstream Christians etc are also “non-Trinitarian”, strictly speaking, but are not usually included in this grouping.

Historic non-Trinitarianism

Many ancient churches were not Trinitarian, such as Nestorianism and Gnostic Christians, and indeed some of these modern movements bear theological resemblances to these ancient so-called “heresies”. Islam too seems to have some of its roots in a variety of non-Trinitarian Christianity in seventh century Arabia, and there is a slight, but notable non-Trinitarian tendency throughout Christian history. However, the modern non-Trinitarians do not derive from these ancient groups, but display affinities with/influences from Protestant Christianity. Modern non-Trinitarians tend to accept the standard Bible canon (as well as their own scriptures) rather than rejecting it, but also due to Protestant influence rarely pay much attention to the Apocrypha itself. In this they diverge from historic non-Trinitarians, in that those groups tended to have a canon entirely independent of today’s and sacred texts produced closer in time to the Bible.

Common characteristics

These are all general characteristics however, and some of the big groups have smaller splinters, which tend to be more controversial. The groups share several or more characteristics.

List of major non-Trinitarian churches

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