Background to the Council of Nicaea (325) continued: The teaching of Arianism centered on the central idea that God, the Father, is the unique, incommunicable, indivisible, transcendent nature of the singular divine being. This is what the Arians defined as… Read More

In the 1700’s George Whitefield prayed that God would raise up a generation of people who longed for the glory of God. A people who were dedicated to preaching the great truths of God. Whitefield said: “Oh…that we shall see… Read More

Dan Brown proposes (through the fictional character, Teabing) that Constantine authored the “gathering known as the Council of Nicaea.” At this meeting Teabing asserts that, “many aspects of Christianity were debated and voted upon.” One of these items up for… Read More

I subscribe to the Sojourners email newsletter. It can be very frustrating to read, but it’s interesting to keep up with what the religious left is thinking. The latest issue has a revealing interview with Emergent Church leader Brian McLaren… Read More