Constantine and the Council of Nicaea: Defining Orthodoxy and Heresy in Christianity, 325 C.E. (Reacting to the Past™)
by David E. Henderson, Frank Kirkpatrick
Constantine and the Council of Nicaea explores a pivotal moment in Christian history: the 325 C.E. council and the effort to define orthodoxy and heresy. Written by David E. Henderson and Frank Kirkpatrick, this Reacting to the Past title supports study of early Christianity, religious history, and doctrinal development.
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Constantine and the Council of Nicaea examines the Council of Nicaea in 325 C.E. and its importance in defining orthodoxy and heresy within Christianity.
David E. Henderson and Frank Kirkpatrick focus on the relationship between Constantine, the council, and the development of Christian doctrine.
Designed as part of the Reacting to the Past series, the book offers a focused way to engage with a formative moment in religious history.
It is suited to readers and students interested in early Christianity, church history, and the historical formation of Christian belief.
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