Trinitarian

Trinitarian Definition

Trini·tar·ian (trin′i ter′ē ən)

adjective

1. of the Trinity or the doctrine of the Trinity
2. believing in the doctrine of the Trinity
forming a trinity; threefold

Etymology: ModL trinitarius < LL(Ec) trinitas

noun

a believer in the doctrine of the Trinity

Trinitarian Related Forms

Trin′i·tar′i·an·ism′ noun

Trinitarian Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

theology: He has recently completed a PhD in the field of trinitarian theology.
doctrine: He also said the Christological and trinitarian doctrines were clear.
nature: A service celebrating the trinitarian nature of our God.
formula: Also, in trinitarian formulas " God " ALWAYS denotes the Father, never the Son or the Spirit.

Noun used with modifier

polytheist: I have yet to see a good answer to this one by any polytheist trinitarian.

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