Arius, Heresy and Tradition
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Rowan Williams' "Arius: Heresy and Tradition" delves into the life, theology, and historical context of Arius, a central figure in the Arian controversy of the fourth century.
Williams examines Arius's teachings on the nature of Christ and their challenge to the developing Trinitarian doctrine.
The book explores the theological debates that Arius ignited, including the Council of Nicaea and its aftermath.
Williams provides insights into the political and social dimensions of the Arian controversy, demonstrating how it influenced the formation of Christian identity and authority.
Through careful analysis, Williams sheds light on the complexities of early Christian thought and the enduring significance of the Arian debate.
Williams examines Arius's teachings on the nature of Christ and their challenge to the developing Trinitarian doctrine.
The book explores the theological debates that Arius ignited, including the Council of Nicaea and its aftermath.
Williams provides insights into the political and social dimensions of the Arian controversy, demonstrating how it influenced the formation of Christian identity and authority.
Through careful analysis, Williams sheds light on the complexities of early Christian thought and the enduring significance of the Arian debate.
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