[DOC] [TLE] Arianism - Wikipedia [PAR] Arianism, in Christianity, is a Christological concept that asserts that Jesus Christ 
is the Son of ... The Ecumenical First Council of Nicaea of 325 deemed it to be a 
heresy. ... Arians taught that the Logos was a divine being created by God the 
Father before the creation of the world, made him a ... The creed of Arian Ulfilas (
c. [DOC] [TLE] HISTORY OF ARIANISM - History World [PAR] The heresy associated with the name of Arius, a priest in Alexandria, is the most 
... It concerns the mystery at the very heart of the religion - the Trinity. ... It is 
adopted, from the Goths, by the Vandals and by many other groups. And with ... In 
Visigothic Spain an Arian king is converted to orthodoxy in the 6th century and 
actively... [DOC] [TLE] Arianism and Arian Catholicism [PAR] Arianism maintained that the Son of God was not eternal but was created by the 
Father ... The heresy was condemned by the council of Nicaea in AD 325 and 
again at ... This was due to the preaching of Ulfilas, a bishop of Arian views, who 
was ... their national religion, until 586, with the conversion of Reccared, their 
king,... [DOC] [TLE] Arianism - New World Encyclopedia [PAR] Bishops debate Arianism at the First Council of Nicea. ... The opposite position, 
championed by Athanasius, held that the Father and Son existed .... His De 
Synodis [4] in particular preserves many of the Arian and semi-Arian creeds 
adopted by .... Ulfilas' initial success in converting this Germanic people to an 
Arian form of... [DOC] [TLE] Arianism - Public Encyclopedia Services Home Page [PAR] A source of information for deeper understanding of religious subjects. ... 
Arianism was a 4th-century Christian heresy named for Arius (c.250-c.336), ... He 
held that the Son, while divine and like God ("of like substance"), was .... The 
Vandals were taught by Visigoth priests and in 409 carried the same semi-
Arianism across... [DOC] [TLE] State Church Of The Roman Empire [PAR] May 7, 1998 ... For many years, I wondered what happened to Christianity between the .... 
Suddenly -- overnight -- Christianity became one of the state-supported religions. 
... Arian -- 1. a set of Christian beliefs held by a priest named Arius; 2. those ..... 
the one orthodox, which adopted the canons, the other heretical. [DOC] [TLE] These notes were originally posted on America Online - Fordham ... [PAR] Arianism. B. Council of Nicaea. 1. Called by Constantine. 2. Nicene Creed. 3. ... 
EARLY CHURCH HISTORY NOTES I. FIRST CENTURY CONTEXT. ... In pit 
priest or initiate "baptized" in blood, thus partaking of strength & vitality of deity. 
...... Discussed Ulfilas, a Gothic or half-Gothic Christian, who converted to 
Arianism. c. [DOC] [TLE] Arianism | Article about Arianism by The Free Dictionary [PAR] Find out information about Arianism. Christian heresy founded by Arius Arius , c.
256336, Libyan theologian, founder of the Arian heresy. A parish priest in... [DOC] [TLE] Christianity | Britannica.com [PAR] Oct 3, 2016 ... Major religion, stemming from the life, teachings, and death of Jesus of Nazareth 
... in the history of religion: they adopted the entire scriptural canon of what they 
now ..... other Christians regard their progressive doctrine of God as heretical. ...... 
The Goth Ulfilas converted the Goths to Arian Christianity (c. [DOC] [TLE] A Timeline of Catholic Church History: 1 - 500 A.D. - Catholic Bridge [PAR] A Timeline of the Catholic Church history. ... However, a number of his ideas 
were problematic or downright heretical. .... His religious ideas would persist 
throughout the Middle Ages, and were adopted by the Cathari and the Bogomils. 
.... From then on, barbarian tribes that converted to Christianity were Arian, until 
the... [DOC] [TLE] Augustine and the Fall of Rome 395-476 by Sanderson Beck [PAR] Their willingness to explain their religion philosophically led Augustine to accept 
... who told him about the dramatic conversion of the pagan rhetorician Victorinus. 
.... Augustine held

Question: Ulfilas, a Visigoth priest, converted many to Arianism, a heresy that held that this religion founder was "adopted"
Answer: Jesus