have emerged throughout history, in reference to number and mutual relations of divine persons:

* monoprosopic concept advocates that God has only one person;
* dyoprosopic concept advocates that God has two persons (Father and Son);
* triprosopic concept advocates that God has three persons (Father, Son and the Holy Spirit).

The most notable example of monoprosopic views is represented in ancient Sabellianism and its later variants, including teachings of some modern Christian

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