0A6 This SBT Page is For -Why Is It Necessary To Keep Revising the Nicene Creed Century after Century?

Why? From (325 AD) Onward (open) Start- ArianismGD.htm Arius collapsed and died while walking through the streets of Constantinople in 336.When Constantine died in 337, In 350 Constantius II became sole ruler of the empire, in 357, Constantius' death in 361, the Emperor Valens

(364-378) 367-383) and Theodosius I (379-395) 381 the Second Ecumenical Council met at Constantinople. Arianism was proscribed and the Nicene Creed was approved. Details in ArianismGD.htm (381 AD) (451 AD) (500 AD) (529 AD) (533 AD (600 AD) 681 AD)  (753 AD)  (787 AD)

 + Open history.html#creeds+ Nomenclature

Arianism was a fourth century Christian movement begun, in part, by a Libyan Presbyter by the name of Arius (250-336).Open History

Arius and His followers did not consider His Biblical Theology of (Open)*GOD defined*was heretic Theology.

Plus The Creed of Ulfilas or Wulfila--He Lived From ( 310 - 383) A.D.From Study /Ulfilas

It Is Note-Worthy (Modern_English_Bible_translations) That Many Bible Translators and Publishers down through the Centuries did not make good accurate Foot-Notes or Were not allowed to-(Example Open) King_James_Version_of_the_Bible & (bible03b.htm) & King James

Also Read HiddenTruthsPLUS.htm  Imaginary Concepts should be listed as such --as a second possibility at best and as a note foot, and

Not as Holy Doctrine By God’s Written Inspired Words- history/nicene.html  (Revising Opinions)

 1-Now That We Are In The Communication Age We Can *Examine * Everything Ourselves The Expository Library 20.htm

A creed is a statement or confession of belief — usually religious belief — or faith.

                                                 

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The Creed of Ulfilas or Wulfila--He Lived From ( 310 - 383) A.D. From wordiq.com/definition/Ulfilas Compare

 1 -The original Nicene Creed of 325

"I believe that there is only one God the Father, alone unbegotten and invisible, and in His only-begotten Son, our Lord and God, creator and maker of all things, not having any like unto Him. Therefore there is one God of all, who is also God of our God, And I believe in one Holy Spirit, an enlightening and sanctifying power. As Christ says after the resurrection to his Apostles: "Behold I send the promise of my Father upon you; but tarry ye in the city of Jerusalem until ye be clothed with power from on high." (Luke 24.49) 24:49 And again: "And ye shall receive power coming upon you by the Holy Spirit." (Acts 1.8) 1:8 Neither God nor Lord, but the faithful minister of Christ; not equal, but subject and obedient in all things to the Son. And I believe the Son to be subject and obedient in all things to God the Father."  From wordiq.com/definition/Ulfilas 

(2) point of FourMainPoints.htm . The Son is Created 'Ex Nihilo' of Arius

Second of all, since the Son had a beginning and was created by the Father, he must have been created out of nothing like the rest of creation. As scandalous as this may have sounded to Arius' opponents, Arius was firm in his declaration that the Son "having not existed, attained existence by the Father's will."[21] The Logos was the 'son' of God, not in the sense of biological generation, but in the extended meaning of the word in designation of all believers, or adoptive sons of God. The term has this meaning in Arian proof texts such as Deuteronomy 14:1, "You are children of the Lord your God," and John 1:12, "But to all who received [the Son], who believe in his name, he gave power to become children of God." The relationship between the redeemer and God was "by participation in the Spirit," "by a participation of grace," "a certain grace and habit of virtue," "by adoption," "by free gift of God," "named Word and Son according to grace," "grace by acquisition," "grace as an accident," and so on. [22] From FourMainPoints.htm of Arius-

Also Read Part 1 in 58.htm And GOD defined* BiblicalTheology  and Theology.htm

Note ----If Jesus was not created by the Father---When He Is The Father---and that means there never was a Real Jesus.

Compare IsJesusRealToYouPart 2. and Who is He-DenyingJesusLife.htm is DenyingJesus.htm

 

begotten, not made, or made --------------------- Prov8-22.htm-JOHN3-16.htm-SonsOfGod.htm-EternalSonOfGod.htm-WhatIsagod.htm

TheMysteryGroupBelievers.htm- AFact.htm JesusHasTwoBeginningsBothScriptural.htm -- John1--1-18-

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HiddenTruthsPLUS.htm Next Is For The Apostles' Creed + more

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The Apostolic Creed history/creed.apost.proofs.html

I believe in God the Father almighty, maker of heaven and earth[1][1][1][1]; and in Jesus Christ his only Son[2][2][2][2], our Lord[3][3][3][3]; who was conceived by the Holy Ghost[4][4][4][4], born of the Virgin Mary[5][5][5][5]; suffered under Pontius Pilate[6][6][6][6], was crucified[7][7][7][7], dead[8][8][8][8], and buried[9][9][9][9]; he descended into hell[10][10][10][10]: the third day he rose again from the dead[11][11][11][11]; he ascended into heaven[12][12][12][12], and sitteth on the right hand of God[13][13][13][13] the Father almighty; from thence he shall come to judge the quick and the dead[14][14][14][14]. I believe in the Holy Ghost[15][15][15][15]; the holy catholic church[16][16][16][16]; the communion of saints[17][17][17][17]; the forgiveness of sins[18][18][18][18]; the resurrection of the body[19][19][19][19]; and the life everlasting[20][20][20][20]. Amen.  It Is Note-Worthy That

No God the Son in this CREED God-the-Son. history/creed.apost.proofs.html

58.htm The Reason Why Most Churches Teach People That Jesus Is God- 58.htm

 

4. Creeds And Canons

 


5. Later Text

 

  • The Summa Theologica [1265/1266-1273] (translated by Fathers of the English Dominican): Aquinas' classical exposition of the theology of the Roman Catholic Church. Aquinas is known for his development of a systematic theology based on reason and faith.
  • (Gregory of Nyssa) [ca 330-395] One of the Cappadocian Fathers. Deposed by Arian bishops in 376 because he supported the Nicene faith, but he regained his position win 378. His style was devotional and he tended toward spiritualizing.

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