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Unitarian Pentecostalism, also known as the Pentecostalism of the name of Jesus Christ, is a branch of modern Pentecostalism that emphasizes the oneness of God and rejects the Holy Trinity, viewing the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as manifestations of the same divine essence. This movement began in 1913 and has grown to an estimated forty million adherents by 2007, who practice baptism in the name of Jesus and uphold a strict interpretation of the Bible. Unitarian Pentecostals assert that Jesus is the compl
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