Christians who have believed the doctrine of the Trinity

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These great men and women of the Christian faith believed the doctrine of the Trinity as being fundamental to the Christian faith:

  1. Irenaeus, d. ~202 A.D.
  2. Martin of Tours, d. 397
  3. Augustine of Hippo, d. 430
  4. Patrick, d. 493
  5. Columba, d. 597
  6. Adomnan of Iona, d. 704
  7. John Wycliffe, d. 1384
  8. Jan Huss, d. 1411
  9. William Tyndale, d.1536
  10. Jacob Hutter, d. 1536
  11. Martin Luther, d. 1546
  12. Menno Simons, d. 1561
  13. John Calvin, d. 1564  
  14. John Foxe, d. 1587
  15. Jacob Arminius, d. 1609  
  16. John Bunyan, d. 1688
  17. Isaac Watts, d.1748
  18. Jonathan Edwards, d. 1758
  19. George Whitfield, d. 1770
  20. John Wesley, d. 1791
  21. John Newton, d. 1807
  22. Francis Asbury, d. 1816
  23. William Wilberforce, d. 1833
  24. William Carey, d. 1834
  25. Adoniram Judson, d. 1850
  26. Charles Finney, d. 1875
  27. Charles Spurgeon, d. 1892
  28. George Müller, d. 1898
  29. William Gladstone, d. 1898
  30. Dwight Lyman Moody, d. 1899
  31. James Hudson Taylor, d. 1905
  32. William Booth, d. 1912
  33. Fanny Crosby, d. 1915
  34. Oswald Chambers, d. 1917
  35. Billy Sunday, d. 1935
  36. C. S. Lewis, d. 1963
  37. Billy Graham (1918–) 

The question that must be asked following this list is: Who are the great men and women of the Christian faith that rejected the doctrine of the Trinity?

We don't know of any.