Subordinationism is a doctrine in Christian theology which holds that the Son and the Holy Spirit are subordinate to God the Father in nature and being. Subordinationism, in its various forms, was an Early Christian doctrine until the mid 4th century, when the Arian controversy was finally settled, after many decades of debates, with the formulation of the doctrine of Trinity.
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Arguments designed to show the biblical and logical strengths of the doctrine of the son ' s full deity or vice versa the weakness of arius ' s subordinationism would not be likely to be effective unless the instinctive fear of an implied modalism were addressed and shown to be without solid foundation 除非对暗含形态论的本能惧怕被处理到,并且被显示没有坚固的根基,为显示圣子具有完全神性之教义具有圣经的和逻辑的优点,或者相应地,为表明亚流的从属主义的弱点所设计的论证,都不大可能产生果效。