Unitarians: Those who insist God’s not three.

And how they try to get out of obeying the persons of the trinity. Unitarian /ju.nə'tɛr.i.ən/ n. One who emphasizes God’s oneness, and rejects the orthodox view of God as a trinity. 2. [capitalized] A member of a church or group which asserts this belief. 3. adj. Having to do with this belief. [Unitarianism /ju.nə'tɛr.i.ən.ɪz.əm/ n. ] The belief God’s a trinity is the hardest concept in Christianity, and a really difficult idea for a lot of people. Not just non-Christians: Plenty of Christians struggle with it too. A lot of us spend a lot of time trying to invent clever explanations for how trinity works. More of us figure it’s a paradox; it’s beyond our finite human capabilities; let’s leave it at that. But a number of us figure it’s ridiculous : God spent the entire Old Testament trying to get it through the Hebrews’ thick skulls that he’s one . That’s the description he prefers; that’s the one they’re going with; forget about this “God is three” business. Th