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Edited on Wed Aug-03-05 01:21 AM by intheflow
the concept of the Trinity was created by the early church starting around 170 CE and was canonized into doctrine in 381 at th Council of Constantinople.
Even Jesus himself said that "The Lord our God is one Lord." (Mark 12:29) That's one God, not three. Do not be confused with the Lord word. It's a Christian rewrite that "Lord" has come to be synonymous with Jesus. Jews use the word Lord for God, but you can't argue that Jews are Trinitarians, they definitely only believe in one God.
I'm really just making a joke. Unitarians believe in one God (not three aspects of god, or trinitarian theology). But I'm not actually suggesting that Jesus' faith was anything akin to modern Unitarianism.
*edited for clarity.
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