Chris- tians forget that in the realm of reason there are no serfs and no monarchs.
The two leading Sects were the Sifátians (or Attributists) and the Mutazilites.
The opinions of the more irrational sub-divisions of the Sifátians need not be entered into at any length.
The Sifátians whom the early orthodox Muslims follow, taught that the attributes of God are eternally inherent in His essence without separation or change.
Their dealings with each other are characterized by mutual confidence, which Chris-tians would do well to imitate.
The old Romish Church held all Chris-tians in its iron grasp for eleven hundred years, and hung its dark curtains in the moral heavens to exclude the light of science.
Hippolytus denounced the bishop as a Noëtian, while the Noëtians nicknamed him a Dytheist.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tians" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
