Unitarian / Nontrinitarian Christian traditions
Overview
Unitarian and other nontrinitarian Christian traditions are a diverse set of movements that differ from Nicene trinitarian formulations.
History
They include historically distinct currents such as Socinian, Biblical Unitarian, Christadelphian, and other groups; some have very different histories and self-understandings.
Beliefs and emphases
Their views of God, Christ, Scripture, salvation, worship, and church vary considerably and should be sourced from each group's own statements.
Worship and practice
Worship ranges from conventional Protestant services to forms shaped by each specific community.
Organisation and life
Governance also differs widely, from congregational to denominational structures.