The Trinity
Alexander Campbell and Barton W. Stone are recognized as two of the major Reformers of the so-called "Stone--Campbell Movement". Stone was staunchly nontrinitarian as he elucidates in his, "An Address to the Christian Churches in Kentucky, Tennessee, & Ohio On Several Important Doctrines of Religion[93]." Campbell, "rejected the term 'Trinity,' but did not reject the theological idea of the tri-unity of the Christian God."[94] The fact that these two movements merged into one shows that this was not a major point of contention, even if it was a point of disagreement.[95]
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