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From ancient aliens to grand conspiracies, there is a lot of bad history out there. It seems this is becoming more and more prevalent within the circles I'm ostensibly in. So this video will be addressing some of the bad history I've been seeing. Evidently, there are many people who think Jesus was invented at the council of Nicaea or that the council decided on the final state of the biblical canon. Both of these things are false. One would have to pass over a lot of history to make these claims. The first council of Nicaea in 325 was definitely a defining moment in the history of Christianity, but not in the way some people may think. So today, I will be exploring what really happened at the council of Nicaea.
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Sources:
Lee Martin McDonald - The Biblical Canon
Philip Jenkins - Jesus Wars
Bart Ehrman - Lost Christianities
Bart Ehrman - The Triumph of Christianity
Burton L. Mack - Who Wrote The New Testament?
Diarmaid MacCulloch - Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years
Aloys Grillmeier - Christ in Christian Tradition V.1
Leo Donald Davis - The First Seven Ecumenical Councils
William G. Rusch - The Trinitarian Controversy
20 Canons of Nicaea: http://www.newadvent.org/fathers/3801.htm
Shared on: 04 Jan 2019
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