Non-Trinitarian churches
Okay kiddo, so you know how there are different types of churches, like Catholic, Baptist, and Methodist? Well, there are also some churches that believe something a little different about God.
You might have heard of the Trinity before - that's the idea that God is actually three "persons" in one: God the Father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit. But some churches don't believe in the Trinity. They think that God is just one person - kind of like how you're just one person.
These churches are called non-trinitarian, because they don't follow the Trinity idea. Some examples of non-trinitarian churches are Jehovah's Witnesses and Mormons.
Instead of believing in the Trinity, these churches might believe that Jesus was just a really important prophet, kind of like how some people think of Moses or Muhammad. They might also think that the Holy Spirit is more of a force or an energy, rather than a person.
It's not that non-trinitarian churches are necessarily better or worse than trinitarian churches - they just have a different way of understanding God. And that's okay! It's good that we can all have different beliefs and ideas, as long as we treat each other with kindness and respect.
You might have heard of the Trinity before - that's the idea that God is actually three "persons" in one: God the Father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit. But some churches don't believe in the Trinity. They think that God is just one person - kind of like how you're just one person.
These churches are called non-trinitarian, because they don't follow the Trinity idea. Some examples of non-trinitarian churches are Jehovah's Witnesses and Mormons.
Instead of believing in the Trinity, these churches might believe that Jesus was just a really important prophet, kind of like how some people think of Moses or Muhammad. They might also think that the Holy Spirit is more of a force or an energy, rather than a person.
It's not that non-trinitarian churches are necessarily better or worse than trinitarian churches - they just have a different way of understanding God. And that's okay! It's good that we can all have different beliefs and ideas, as long as we treat each other with kindness and respect.