Socinian

So·cin·i·an

noun \sə-ˈsi-nē-ən, sō-\

Definition of SOCINIAN

: an adherent of a 16th and 17th century theological movement professing belief in God and adherence to the Christian Scriptures but denying the divinity of Christ and consequently denying the Trinity

— Socinian adjective

— So·cin·i·an·ism \-nē-ə-ˌni-zəm\ noun

Origin of SOCINIAN

New Latin socinianus, from Faustus Socinus

First Known Use: 1621

Rhymes with SOCINIAN

actinian, Arminian, Darwinian, Godwinian, Sardinian