Historically, unitarianism and universalism were denominations within Christianity. Unitarianism referred to a belief about the nature of Jesus Christ that affirmed God as a singular entity and rejected the doctrine of the Trinity. Universalism referred to a theological belief that all persons will be reconciled to God because of divine love and mercy (Universal Salvation).
Historically, unitarianism and universalism were denominations within Christianity. Unitarianism emphasized Jesus Christ's nature as being singular and rejecting the doctrine of the Trinity. Universalism focused on a theological belief that all individuals would be reconciled to God through divine love and mercy (Universal Salvation).