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....jpg|thumb|center|Spread of [[Christianity]] to 325 AD (dark blue) and 600 AD (light blue).]] | ...(it had slowly developed over centuries) culminating in a schism in [[1054 AD]]. In the Middle Ages, people in Christian lands formed armies to "defend"

The [[First Council of Nicaea]] took place in 325 AD and is known as the First Ecumenical Council (from the Greek [[oikumene]] m

...an denominations. It gets its name from the [[First Council of Nicaea]] in 325 at which it was adopted. It was later revised in 381. There have been many ...f the latter which was composed at the [[First Council of Nicea]] in [[325 AD]].

...ng of the Trinity was clearly articulated in the [[Nicene Creed]] of [[325 AD]].

...ts roots in Israel, Persia and India, with Saint Thomas the Apostle around AD 52. This Church is Eastern in origin and is an autocephalous, self ruling h ...the Council of Nicea in 325 A.D. and the Council of Constantinople in 381 AD. As for the third ecumenical council that was held in 431 A.D. at Ephesus t

...), who refer to ''The Church in Crisis: A History of the General Councils, 325–1870'' (1964) by Philip Hughes</ref> At the Council, the central question ...been a Christian tradition since at least St Anthony in the third century AD.

...s conferred on male deacons. Canon 19 of the Council of Nicaea (held in AD 325) seems to indicate that deaconesses were not ordained sacramentally.</ref> ...t. Clement of Alexandria, writing a couple hundred years before him (about AD 191), said, “Because of its divine institution for the propagation of man