The Council of Nicea is probably one of the most misrepresented events in early Christianity, with a lot of misinformation being spread around on social media. The same goes for Arius, the Arians and what they actually believed. In this video, we tackle these topics and try to give a more proper overview of the complexities of early Christian theology.

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Sources/Recomended Reading:

Brakke, David (2012). /”Gnostics: Myth, Ritual, and Diversity in Early Christianity/”. Harvard University Press.

King, Karen (2003). /”What is Gnosticism?/”. Harvard University Press.

Williams, Rowan (2002). /”Arius: Heresy & Tradition/”. Eerdmans.

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