Posted by ali.ashraf at 5:51 AM Posted by ali.ashraf at 5:14 AM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 , 2009 Quran-Bible: Nicaea Council 325 AD Quran-Bible: Nicaea Council 325 AD Nicaea Council 325 AD Christianity and Islam What Was It All About? - How Did It Change Christianity? Read what the Catholic Church Says About Itself The year was 325 A.D. according to the Roman calendar. A council was convened by order of Constantine, the Roman emperor. He had been a leader in the cult known as Sol Invictus (Invincible Sun) and now wanted to unite the Christian sects in the empire under his existing church; the Universal Church of Rome. Many changes to the religion of Christianity were about to take place at that council, including: Formulation for wording concerning the Trinity based on Anthanias (description of the formulation is mentioned below) Changing Verses of Bible Eliminating certain verses and books from the Bible Declaring Arian's "unitarian" ( belief in the Unity of God) as heresy Changing the day of worship from Saturday to Sunday Changing the date of Jesus' birthday to December 25 th Introduction of Easter (pagan worship called "Feast of Ishtar") Church of Roman "officially" became the "Universal Church of the Holy Roman Empire" (the word 'Catholic' means 'universal' The Roman Catholic Church took on a new face. What follows is a quote from the Roman Catholic Church. It is their explanation behind the many changes occurring during the Nicaea Council. [Begin Quote] Council of Nicaea, First Ecumenical Council - 325 A.D. (Christian Era) The Nicene Council is considered by all as the first Ecumenical Council of the Church (Roman Catholic Church). It was occasioned by the Arian heresy which in effect denied the divinity of Jesus Christ. The major product of this council was the Creed, the "Nicene Creed"; but it also addressed the date of Easter, and the place of the Patriarch of Alexandria. ====================== ====================== == Read further at:-http://www. bibleislam.com/ nicaea_council_325. php Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)