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The book on the Council of Nicea (325) re-examines all the documents regarding the Council from the so-called Arian controversy around 323 up to the post-conciliar documents. The analysis leads to the conclusion that Arianism was not, nor was it able to be, the cause of the convocation of the Council, and the synodal documents, including the Credo, became anti-Arian only with the interpretation of Saint Athanasius. The post-synodal letters of Constantine to the Church of Alexandria and of the Council to the Alexandrian Church, appear to be forged, to be attributed to Peter II of alexandria, successor of Athanasius, and - perhaps - to Damasus of Rome.

Council of Nicaea --- Arianism. --- #GBIB: jesuitica --- Antitrinitarianism --- Christian heresies --- Homoousian controversy --- History --- Council of Nicaea. --- Concilio de Nicea --- Council of Nicea --- Konzil von Nicäa --- Synode von Nizäa --- Council of Nice --- 262.5*12 --- 262.5*12 Nicea I--(325) --- Nicea I--(325) --- Arianism --- Domgatiek --- Concilies --- Dogma- en theologiegeschiedenis --- Kerkgeschiedenis (oudheid) --- Tekstuitgave --- Conciles --- Concile de Nicée (1er, 325)

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