Episode 25: The Ante-Nicene Popes Part 6

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🗓️ 25 January 2014

⏱️ 28 minutes

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The Christian Church and the Church in Rome was in turmoil and the Persecution of Diocletian was still in full swing. This is the situation we find ourselves in during the time period we will discuss in this episode. The Pope in Rome during this time...

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0:44.4	Episode 25, the Antinicine Popes Part 6
0:52.8	Welcome back to the History of the Papacy podcast.
0:57.8	I am Steve, your host for this podcast about the history of the popes of Rome.
1:06.8	I can tell you, my history, friends, that I have been up to my eyeballs in paint, plaster dust, electrical wiring, and plumbing problems lately.
1:11.8	Even though I should have been concentrating on making sure I have connected the right wires and that my drain flows in the correct direction.
1:15.0	What I've really been thinking about is Constantine in the early papacy.
1:19.8	This is, in a way, the beginning of modern European history right here.
1:24.7	We are on the cusp of several monumental changes in the church and the Roman papacy.
1:30.5	Today we are going to discuss just one pope and the monumental events that occurred during his reign.
1:37.5	The pope we will talk about is Pope Miltiades. This pope will see not only the beginning of the Christian church on the verge of complete change,
1:47.1	but also a Roman Empire on the verge of complete change.
1:51.6	We are inching ever so closely to the Council of Nicaea in 325.
1:57.7	The Council of Nicaea was a sort of a threshold for Christianity.
2:02.5	Before this council, there were a multitude of groups who held differing opinions on any number of theological and Christological concerns.
2:12.8	Well, after the Council of Nicaa, there were a multitude of groups who held differing opinions on any
2:18.8	number of theological and Christological concerns, but after the council, there was one specific
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