What is another word for Faustus Socinus?
Pronunciation: [fˈɔːstəs sˈɒsɪnəs] (IPA) 
Faustus Socinus was a well-known historical figure in the 16th century who was a Polish theologian and founder of the Unitarian movement. Synonyms for his name may include Fausto Sozzini in Italian, Faust Socyn in German, and Faustino Socino in Spanish. Additionally, he is sometimes referred to simply as Socinus in historical texts. Faustus Socinus was known for his radical religious beliefs, which called for a rejection of traditional Christian doctrine in favor of a more rationalistic and humanistic approach to spirituality. His influence is still felt in many Unitarian and Universalist communities today.
