Whatever came first is true. Truth is from the beginning.
Cyril was an Arian: Having first been ordained as a priest around 343 AD by his Bishop Maximus, Cyril later repudiated his own bishop (who
When asked why we should join their church, the Cathodox frequently mention that many miracles have occurred in their church, which supposedly proves their legitimacy.
The story of Barlaam and Josaphat is a historically well-documented case of religious syncretism, and universally recognized by scholars as a Christianized retelling of
Do the Church Fathers Endorse Bowing to the King’s Statue? The Second Council of Nicaea tried to use a statement from Basil to justify a
The Cathodox repeatedly stress that Jesus is the “image of the invisible God,” using it as proof that we can make visible representations of Jesus
This post is Commentary from the Fathers on the Scriptures posted here: https://ante-nicenechristianity.com/articles/scriptures-alone-truth-is-from-the-beginning/ Galatians 1:8-9 Tertullian: “In this point, however, we dwell no longer,
The Father handed down to Christ everything He was supposed to teach: John 7:16-17 “Jesus answered them and said, “My doctrine is not Mine, but
Veneration, but not Adoration? Spyridon says (4:28): Our veneration passes to them, because there is a clear distinction made between veneration and adoration. Adoration belongs to
Offering Incense is Automatically Divine Worship “Then king Nebuchadnezzar fell upon his face.” Nebuchadnezzar hearing these things, and being put in remembrance of his vision,
The Definition of Idol: The word “idol” (or Eidolon / εἴδωλον ) is derived from the Greek Eidos / εἶδoς, a noun meaning “form,” “shape,” or