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Unitarianism asserts that God is one in essence, form, substance, nature, and personhood. This dogma proposes that there is only one hypostatic person in one divine essence, and only one divine essence in one hypostatic person. The hypostasis, or person, is referred to as Yehveh or the Father. Unitarianism differs from the Trinity in denying the plurality of persons in the Godhead, asserting only one person instead of three. However, both dogmas agree on the unity of essence, substance, nature, and form. Th

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