What is the difference between Uniterian, Binaterian and Triniterian?
UNITARIANISM - Unitarianism is the belief or worship of a deity who exists only in one person or one God.
BINATARIANISM - The belief that two members, persons or beings comprise the Godhead or the God family.
TRINITITARIANISM - The doctrine of the Trinity: the unity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit as three persons in one Godhead. Trinitarians make the distinction that they are not Tritheists. A Tritheist worships three Gods; a Trinitarian worships one God who is manifest in three persons: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. The doctrine of the Trinity developed in response to the controversy over the nature of Christ.