Difference between revisions of "Council of Nicaea"
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| − | 325 AD, A Ecumenical council which was convened and presided over by Constantine I. It adressed the differing sects of Christianity, especially Arianism. As a result of the council, the Nicene Creed, which | + | 325 AD, A Ecumenical council which was convened and presided over by Constantine I. It adressed the differing sects of Christianity, especially Arianism. As a result of the council, the [[Nicene Creed]], which codified the theological understanding of the Holy Trinity, was issued. |
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325 AD, A Ecumenical council which was convened and presided over by Constantine I. It adressed the differing sects of Christianity, especially Arianism. As a result of the council, the Nicene Creed, which codified the theological understanding of the Holy Trinity, was issued.