[Notary Sojac]

The reason Unitarians aren't Christian is simple ~ they are not Trinitarians

Are you seriously proposing that anyone who does not accept the idea of the Trinity cannot be a Christian? By that logic there were no Christians before the Council of Nicaea at the earliest.

[muawiyah]

The enunciation of a doctrine in a proclamation by a council simply means it has been recognized and was always there all along ~ and it's pretty clear that's the case.

So, yeah, if you're not a Trinitarian........ and just take it from there.

Remember, at some point the early Christians weren't even called Christians. They were first called Christians at Antioch. Before that they were Jews.

[Elsie]

By that logic there were no Christians before the Council of Nicaea at the earliest.

Logic?

There were PLENTY of them!

The council merely focused what had been commonly accepted into a precise definition. It did not CREATE the definition.

[Natural Law]

"Are you seriously proposing that anyone who does not accept the idea of the Trinity cannot be a Christian?"

Yes.

Christians are those who believe that Jesus is God, the second person (hypostasis) of the Trinity and consubstantial with the God the Father and God the Holy Spirit.