Jehovah's Witnesses are non-Trinitarian: they hold Jehovah to be one person, Jesus to be his created Son (identified with the archangel Michael), and the holy spirit to be God's active force rather than a person. They also insist on using the divine name, restoring it throughout their New World Translation. Those positions place them outside what every historic Christian body regards as Christian orthodoxy, and the community accepts that description of the difference.