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| − | Homoousios is a term adopted by the first general council of the early Christian church to confirm that [[Christ]] was [[God]], one in being with the Father, and not simply like and from [[God]] as claimed by the [[Arians]] who were condemned at the [[Council of Nicea]]. | + | '''Homoousios''' is a term adopted by the first general council of the early Christian church to confirm that [[Christ]] was [[God]], one in being with the Father, and not simply like and from [[God]] as claimed by the [[Arians]] who were condemned at the [[Council of Nicea]]. |
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Latest revision as of 20:48, March 9, 2008
Homoousios is a term adopted by the first general council of the early Christian church to confirm that Christ was God, one in being with the Father, and not simply like and from God as claimed by the Arians who were condemned at the Council of Nicea.