Mohammed Hijab explains how the early church fathers were not Trinitarians.
The Quran and Bible Blog
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Mohammed Hijab explains how the early church fathers were not Trinitarians.
The Quran and Bible Blog 
Upon further research and taking a look at the greek texts, the earliest fathers held some kind of proto-Arian beliefs in terms of christology…
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Ignatius for example interpreted the term “first born of God” as Jesus being the first born of all **creation**
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Sorry it alludes to colossians but taking Ignatius in context im sure he meant it in terms of someone created, most probably as an Angel the same way as Clement of Rome and Justin
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*Clement of Rome and Justin implied
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IGNATIUS OF ANTIOCH (c. 30-107-110 C.E.): “…Stand fast, Brethren, in the faith of Jesus Christ, and in his love, in his passion, and in his ressurection. Do ye all assemble yourselves together in common, every one by name, in grace, in one faith of God the Father, and of Jesus Christ his only-begotten Son, and *First-born of every creature* ; but of the stock of David according to the flesh ; being conducted by the Comforter, in obedience to your Bishop and Presbytery, with an undivided mind, breaking one common loaf, which is the medicine of immortality ; a preservative that we may not dye, but live in God, through Jesus Christ: a purgative to expell all evil…” – (Williams Whistons Primative Christianity Revived Vol 1 – Ignatius of Antioch to the Ephessians (LONG VERSION) Chapter 20)
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Wait who is the comforter that is mentioned?
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