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Title: Myths of the Council of Nicaea, part two (b) View count: 429 Rating: 4.7777777 (18 ratings) Description: This is part two (a) of my short series addressing some of the modern myths surrounding the First Ecumenical Council held in Nicaea in AD 325. The myths I address here are ones that are propagated by groups like the Jehovah's Witnesses and Mormons, individuals such as Dan Brown and Elaine Pagels, and media such as the book The DaVinci Code and Zeitgeist, The Movie. The myths I address in this video are: 1. Constantine the Great was a pagan when he convoked and attended the Council of Nicaea. 2. The Arians were the true Christians, the "Orthodox" were the heretics. 3. The Council of Nicaea invented the Divinity of Christ. I'll have the script for this video up on my blog some time in the near future for those desiring to read it and get references for further reading. My e-mail: davidpwithun@yahoo.com My blog: http://piousfabrications.blogspot.com Thanks for watching! Tags: orthodox, christian, christianity, church, history, roman, catholic, oriental, eastern, protestant, heresy, heretic, heretical, arianism, arius, arian, constantine, jesus, christ, conspiracy, mary, magdalene, humanity, divinity, gnostic, gnosticism, gnosis, ecumenical, council, nicaea, Author: davidpwithun |
