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Constantine-linked council that Jiang says laid the intellectual basis for modern Christianity by debating the nature of Jesus and his relation to God.
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Council of Nicaea
Constantine-linked council that Jiang says laid the intellectual basis for modern Christianity by debating the nature of Jesus and his relation to God.
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At Nicaea in 325 CE, Constantine brought bishops together to settle the nature of God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit.
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"...intellectual basis for modern day Christianity through something called the Council of Nicaea. The pronunciation is different. Okay. It's properly pronounced Nicaea, but most..."
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"...bishops of the Roman Empire to converge in a place called Nicaea, okay? The Council of Nicaea. And during this conference, they have to..."
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"...organized all the bishops of the different churches to come to Nicaea, it's called the Council of Nicaea, okay? In order to come up..."
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"...able to stand for about a thousand years. Okay? The Council of Nicaea is where they make the Holy Trinity the official doctrine of..."
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"...a conflict amongst these different groups, okay? So, after the Council of Nicaea announces the Holy Trinity, the Catholic Church is going to have..."
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"...where Jesus is a lesser divinity to God. Okay. The Council of Nicaea established the idea of the Holy Trinity, which is that God,..."
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"...it's really a bureaucratic invention. Alright? Because, remember, during the Council of Nicaea, there's a debate as to the nature of Jesus. There are..."
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