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The Battle for the Trinity: Historical Heresies and Church Defences

Posted by Luke J. Wilson on 1st July 2024 in Trinity | trinity,heresy,heretics,theology,creeds
The Trinity is a cornerstone of Christian faith, defining God as one Being in three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. However, throughout history, various misunderstandings and false teachings — known as heresies — have arisen, challenging this core doctrine. Understanding these heresies can strengthen our faith and deepen our appreciation for the truths held by the Church since its earliest days. What Is the Trinity? Before diving into the heresies, let’s briefly review what we mean by the Trinity. The Christian doctrine of the Trinity teaches that God is one essence in three distinct Persons: The Father: The Creator and sustainer of al...
 

The Real St. Nicholas: A Man of Virtue, Not Violence

Posted by Luke J. Wilson on 7th December 2024 in Christmas | arianism,nicea council,nicene council,st nicholas,history,church fathers,church history
...e face of heresy. His life of service suggests that he likely did. A regular meme I see online annually The True St. Nicholas The real St. Nicholas is remembered for his compassion, humility, and selfless love. Legends of him secretly providing dowries for poor families, rescuing sailors in peril, and helping the unjustly accused paint a picture of a man deeply committed to Christlike living. Rather than resorting to force, St. Nicholas lived out the Gospel through acts of generosity and care. His actions reflected the spirit of Jesus’ words in John 13:35: “By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.” S...
 
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