The Council of Nicaea solves doctrinal conflict with the Holy Trinity, but Jiang says the solution is more problematic than the alternatives because it must be accepted as reality rather than reasoned through.
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The Council of Nicaea solves doctrinal conflict with the Holy Trinity, but Jiang says the solution is more problematic than the alternatives because it must be accepted as reality rather than reasoned through.
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Jiang says Nicaea established the Holy Trinity, while Theodosius later made Christianity the official Roman religion and cracked down on paganism and heresy.
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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..."
"They're both separate, and they are equal to each other, okay? Now, if you think about it, it makes actually no sense whatsoever. The..."
"...Jesus is a lesser divinity to God. Okay. The Council of Nicaea established the idea of the Holy Trinity, which is that God, Jesus..."
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