US EditionWhat the Nicene Creed Affirms—and Rejects - The Living Church
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What the Nicene Creed Affirms—and Rejects - The Living Church
Editor’s Note: This essay kicks off a series of essays we’ll enjoy throughout the month of June marking the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea. Throughout this anniversary year, many of us will be reading and talking about the Nicaea event and its significance for the church today. No doubt many will tell and retell a familiar story about Athanasius and Arius, the former condemning the latter and championing orthodox Christology. Some …
Claire Reggio: "The Council of Nicaea Seals the Unity of the Church" Claire Reggio, PhD in History and professor at Aix-Marseille University, examines the causes, progress, and results of the Council of Nicaea. Interview with the author of Nicaea. 1700 Years of History (Ed. du Cerf). Published on 02/06/2025 at 10:35 Zen Reading "The Council of Nicaea is ecumenical, in the sense that it concerns all of Christianity," emphasizes historian Claire R…
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