What is another word for arianist?
Pronunciation: [ˈaɹi͡ənˌɪst] (IPA) 
Arianism was a belief system that gained popularity in the early Christian church. It maintained that Jesus was not fully divine but rather a created being, a view that was ultimately rejected by mainstream Christianity. Those who adhered to this teaching were called Arianists. Synonyms for Arianist include Arian, Anti-Trinitarian, and nonconformist. Arianism had significant influence in the fourth century, and its adherents were found across the Roman Empire. The controversy surrounding the belief led to many debates and councils, which ultimately concluded with the condemnation of Arianism as a heresy. Although Arianism is no longer a major theological movement, its impact on Christian history is undeniable.
