Christadelphians

The Christadelphians are a nontrinitarian religious denomination of people who hold a different theology to orthodox Christianity. Although their current name developed in Britain and North America in the 19th century, they claim a long line of believers, going back to Apostolic times, who have always been committed to upholding the purity of the gospel as understood by the original Apostles. They are primarily found in the English-speaking world, but are growing elsewhere, with Christadelphians living in approximately 130 countries.

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Nontrinitarian - Religious denomination - Orthodox Christianity - Britain - North America - 19th century - Apostolic times - English

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