- substance.
Arianism spread among the
Church of
Alexandria and the
Eastern Mediterranean.
After the
First Council of
Nicaea condemned Arianism as heresy...
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identical to
Arianism, and it has been
generally viewed as
closer to the Nicene-Constantinopolitan view of the Trinity.
Controversy over
Arianism arose in...
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Jesus Constantinian shift History of
Christianity Nontrinitarianism Semi-
Arianism ****uf Papandrea,
James Leonard (2012).
Reading the
Early Church Fathers:...
- /eɪˈiːʃənz/, or
Eunomians /juːˈnoʊmiənz/, were a sect that held to a form of
Arianism: that
Jesus was
neither of the same
nature (homoousian) as God the Father...
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Trinity and to the
responses to
Arianism and Apollinarianism.: Chapter 1
Subsequent to the
First Council of Nicea,
Arianism did not
simply disappear. The...
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rejection of
Christ having a
human mind was
considered an over-reaction to
Arianism and its
teaching that
Christ was a
lesser god.
Theodoret charged Apollinaris...
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Christian Bible into the
Gothic language.
Traditionally ascribed to the
Arian bishop Wulfila, it is now
established that the
Gothic translation was performed...
- (2016). "Ulfila and the so-called 'Gothic'
Arianism". In Berndt,
Guido M.; Steinacher,
Roland (eds.).
Arianism:
Roman Heresy and
Barbarian Creed. Ashgate...
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Council of Nicaea,
where Arianism was
condemned in
favor of
Homoousian conceptions of God and Jesus.
Opposition to
Arianism remains embodied in the Nicene...
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defeated Arianism, the
Council of
Constantinople was
called in 381 to
attempt to deal with binitarians, who were
referred to as “
Semi-
Arians”. However...
