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| + | topic_name = Christianity in the Fourth Century | | ||
| + | subtopics = [[First Ecumenical Council|Council of Nicea]] | | ||
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| − | In the fourth century, [[Christianity]] became tolerated and the state religion of the Roman Empire, | + | }} |
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| + | In the fourth century, [[Christianity]] became tolerated and the state religion of the Roman Empire, after a final burst of severe [[persecution]]. During the century the heresy of [[Arianism]] came to forefront and was addressed at the Council of Nicea. | ||
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[[314 AD|314]] | [[314 AD|314]] | ||
* [[Council of Arles]] | * [[Council of Arles]] | ||
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| + | [[325 AD|325]] | ||
| + | * [[First Ecumenical Council]] | ||
{{returnto}} [[Timeline of church history]] | {{returnto}} [[Timeline of church history]] | ||
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In the fourth century, Christianity became tolerated and the state religion of the Roman Empire, after a final burst of severe persecution. During the century the heresy of Arianism came to forefront and was addressed at the Council of Nicea.
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