[fso301]

What Protestant church doesn’t believe in the Trinity? I think to be of the same faith you must believe in the same God.

I'm not aware of a Protestant church that doesn't believe in the Trinity but Protestant merely means their lineage traces back to Catholicism and Catholicism if I remember correctly is where the doctrine was formalized.

While a particular church may require belief in the Trinity as a condition for membership, saying such belief is a requirement for salvation would be unbiblical.

[Linda Frances]

Sounds like you studied theology. I should say mainline Protestants believe in The Trinity. I have a cousin who mixes Far East religions and christianty and calls herself christian, she’s not. I don’t know anything about the other religions you mentioned. I know some about mormons from FR.

[Elsie]

While a particular church may require belief in the Trinity as a condition for membership, saying such belief is a requirement for salvation would be unbiblical.

There are a LOT more things that are 'required' by certain religions that are NOT biblical.

Shall we enumerate them here; or continue to point out the FALSITY of Mormonism; compared to ANY Christian (traditional) group?