socinian Definition
a member of a Christian movement originating in Poland in the 16th century, rejecting the doctrine of the Trinity and the divinity of Christ.
Using socinian: Examples
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The Socinians believed that Jesus was not divine, but rather a human prophet.
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Socinianism was considered heretical by many Christian denominations.
Summary: socinian in Brief
'Socinian' [səʊˈsɪniən] is a noun referring to a member of a Christian movement that originated in Poland in the 16th century. The Socinians rejected the doctrine of the Trinity and the divinity of Christ, believing that Jesus was not divine but rather a human prophet. Socinianism was considered heretical by many Christian denominations.
