Dafydd Daniel

Dafydd Daniel, a Lecturer in divinity at the University of St. Andrews and an expert on early Christian history, delves into the Council of Nicaea. He discusses how Emperor Constantine's pivotal 325 AD meeting sought to resolve fierce theological disputes, particularly between Arius and Alexander. The resulting Nicene Creed was crucial in defining Christ's divinity and shaping early Christian orthodoxy. Daniel also highlights the profound social and political ramifications of the council, illustrating its enduring legacy in Christianity.