Free Christians are often positioned at the opposite end of the theological spectrum to Fundamentalist Christianity. Because of their history of dissent, and their historical association with 'heresies' such as Unitarianism, they may even be regarded by some Christians as theologically 'unorthodox'. Free Christian groups would typically also welcome those believers who personally adhere to more orthodox beliefs (such as the Trinity) as the emphasis is on inclusivity rather than non-conformity per se.