It's debated outside of Christianity, but I'm not aware of any Christian denominations that don't regard Jesus as divine. Almost every Christian on Earth believes Jesus is one-third of God, but also being God himself because the Trinity is odd like that. Jews don't view Jesus as divine, since he didn't bring about the end times. Muslims view Jesus as a prophet on the level of Moses who performed miracles, but they don't see him as the same entity as God.
There are a very small minority of Christians who don't believe in the Trinity. Which means they don't believe there are three separate, co-equal aspects of the same God. Rather they believe Jesus and God are two distinct entities.
I thought you werent going to bring up nontrinitarians for a second which would have floored me as someone who grew up in a nontrinitarian sect and always found the trinity extremly fucking strange.
It's debated outside of Christianity, but I'm not aware of any Christian denominations that don't regard Jesus as divine. Almost every Christian on Earth believes Jesus is one-third of God, but also being God himself because the Trinity is odd like that. Jews don't view Jesus as divine, since he didn't bring about the end times. Muslims view Jesus as a prophet on the level of Moses who performed miracles, but they don't see him as the same entity as God.
There are a very small minority of Christians who don't believe in the Trinity. Which means they don't believe there are three separate, co-equal aspects of the same God. Rather they believe Jesus and God are two distinct entities.
I thought you werent going to bring up nontrinitarians for a second which would have floored me as someone who grew up in a nontrinitarian sect and always found the trinity extremly fucking strange.
Yeah that's who I meant. Nontrinitarians exist but I think you'd agree that they're not very prominent worldwide.