Episode 32: The Council of Nicaea Part 6: The Creed of Nicaea

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🗓️ 5 June 2014

⏱️ 39 minutes

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The creed or statement of beliefs from the First Ecumenical Council at Nicaea was what the whole thing was really about. The Church and Constantine had a whole agenda of other various gripes, issues and complaints they needed to address, but the...

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0:30.9	Episode 2. Episode 32, the Council of Nica, Part 6, the Creed of Nicaea.
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1:24.5	The creed is the basic statement of beliefs of what it means to be a Christian and can easily be compared to a mission or vision statement of an organization.
1:34.8	We get the English word creed from the opening line of the Nicene Creed as translated into Latin,
1:41.6	credemus, we believe, or credo, I believe. In Greek, it was something like
1:48.4	Pistoven, so I guess the creed could have easily been called the Pistova men in English,
1:54.8	but that must not have had the same ring to the early English translators.
2:00.1	This was really the meat and potatoes of the whole Council of
2:03.8	Nicaea in 325, and was really the reason the bishops were gathered together. Sure, there were
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