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Debunking Myths and Fiction About The Council Of Nicaea

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Dec 1, 2024
Dive into the intriguing history of the Council of Nicaea as myths are unraveled. Discover the truth about its role in shaping the Bible and the misconceptions surrounding Constantine's influence. Explore the real meaning of the Trinity and the factual origins of Easter, debunking the mix-up with pagan traditions. Was St. Nicholas really there? This engaging discussion clarifies the pivotal moments that defined early Christianity, blending history with humor to separate folklore from reality.
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Nicaea and the Bible

  • The Council of Nicaea (325 AD) is wrongly accused of creating the Bible.
  • The Bible's canon was already largely recognized by early Christians long before Nicaea.
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Canon Formation

  • The Bible's canon was received, not decreed, developing over time through church consensus.
  • Early church fathers like Irenaeus and Tertullian already recognized Gospels and Pauline letters as scripture.
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Constantine's Conversion

  • Constantine's embrace of Christianity might have been political suicide, given its minority status in the Roman Empire.
  • He made a risky move by having pagan soldiers mark their shields with Christian symbols before the Battle of Milvian Bridge.
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