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16 February, 12:16

First established in 1787, what set unitarians apart from other christian denominations?

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    Unitarians were set apart from other Christian denominations because Unitarians have a believe that God is composed of only one entity. Most other Christian denominations believe that God is a trinity that is composed of the father, son, and the holy spirit.
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