Directory of Subordinationism Resources

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Subordinationism is a doctrine in Christian theology which holds that God the Son and God the Holy Spirit are eternally subordinate to God the Father, implying a hierarchical view of the Trinity. Subordinationism is sometimes mistakenly confused with Arianism. While Arius and his followers were certainly also subordinationist, the Arians also went further to assert that there was a time when Christ did not exist (ex nihilo.)

Resources in This Category

• Subordinationism

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subordinationist
  A Wikipedia article on the pre-Nicean, Nicean and post Nicean history of this belief.

• Subordinationism

  http://mb-soft.com/believe/txc/subordin.htm
  An article on this movement from the "Elwell Evangelical Dictionary."

 

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