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Autodescription — Arianism (Q83922)
description: Christological doctrine, attributed to Arius
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- Parent classes (classes of items which contain this one item)
- Arianism (Q83922)
- heresy (Q160598)
- doctrine (Q117850)
- matter (Q26256810)
- opinion (Q3962655)
- school of thought (Q1387659)
- group of humans (Q16334295) (⁋)→
- cultural movement (Q2198855)
- point of view (Q12558574) (%)→
- ryūha (Q2386338)
- world view (Q49447)
- religious controversy (Q7311342)
- controversy (Q1255828)
- debate (Q179875)
- conflict (Q180684) (#●)→
- disagreement (Q104813442)
- strife (Q2447975)
- →(#●) conflict (Q180684)
- manifestation (Q286583)
- dissent (Q1991663)
- controversy (Q1255828)
- religious crime (Q124457721)
- doctrine (Q117850)
- heresy (Q160598)
- Arianism (Q83922)
- Subclasses (classes which contain special kinds of items of this class)
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If you think Arianism ended in 689 then you have to create some other item for the similar Unitarian belief system practiced since the Early Modern Age. There are many articles across different Wikipedias that describe someone's faith as Arian in that age. See, e.g. the Polish Brethren, but also Isaac Newton. --Ehitaja (talk) 20:56, 25 October 2019 (UTC)