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The First Council of Nicaea spoke for some of the Church at the time, and became the prevailing position of most Christian churches, but it's not a monopoly. Mo
by brendoelfrendo 2y ago
The First Council of Nicaea spoke for some of the Church at the time, and became the prevailing position of most Christian churches, but it's not a monopoly. Most obviously, non-trinitarian Christian churches have popped up sporadically since then, and several exist today.
- mistrial9 2y agotoday more than 2 billion people say the Nicene Creed or Apostles' Creed or the Orthodox Symbol of Faith regularly. Non-trinitarians are found how often? From an analytic point of view what you say is valid. Regarding the sociology of Christianity, the overwhelming majority of practicing Christians use that construct.