The Council of Nicaea was the start of the insertion of the pagan beliefs in to Christianity and an agreement to infuse the catholic belief with these pagan beliefs. It was also directed by Constantine to somehow insert an amalgamation of all the versions of early catholcism that repressed real Christians from worshipping as they now had to follow Catholic belief or die! It put in place the law the would eventually lead to the Spanish Inquisition and murder millions of Christian who would not follow the papal edits. IT was also the start of the reformations as we know it!
who killed jesus the same people that killed jesus the fairases and satusese and roman emper hadren // they pulled out what they didnot like and put in what they did lik // and told us not you have the best bible // the funny thing is who gave them the right to fix the bible // would by that
This "Almost divine" idea about Jesus sounds a lot like the Catholic concept about Mary. People who don't know where to step on this theology, could easily assume that Mary was divine.
Never heard of the council of Nicaea. Interesting video
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The Council of Nicaea was the start of the insertion of the pagan beliefs in to Christianity and an agreement to infuse the catholic belief with these pagan beliefs. It was also directed by Constantine to somehow insert an amalgamation of all the versions of early catholcism that repressed real Christians from worshipping as they now had to follow Catholic belief or die! It put in place the law the would eventually lead to the Spanish Inquisition and murder millions of Christian who would not follow the papal edits. IT was also the start of the reformations as we know it!
NO Nicea was about setting the date of Easter and Tritarian and Arianism debate.
Council of Nicea was chaired by a papal representative, who began the discussions by reading aloud a letter from the Pope.
There were many bishops, not only the bishop of Rome. There was no sole papal authority in 325.
@IlluminatingBytes Bishops are successors to the Apostles. There were several dozen Popes before Constantine was even born.
Yes I know.
who killed jesus the same people that killed jesus the fairases and satusese and roman emper hadren // they pulled out what they didnot like and put in what they did lik // and told us not you have the best bible // the funny thing is who gave them the right to fix the bible // would by that
Hadrian had nothing to do with the death of Jesus. He wasn't emperor till 117 ad.
This "Almost divine" idea about Jesus sounds a lot like the Catholic concept about Mary. People who don't know where to step on this theology, could easily assume that Mary was divine.