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Can the Nicene Creed be understood more faithfully by looking through a Jewish lens?
In this session from Jerusalem Summit, Rev. Dr. Samuel J. Tedder discusses the necessity of connecting Christian core doctrines back to their Jewish roots. He moves beyond traditional Greek ontological categories (…
Dr. Gomes posits that while the West remains burdened by the "baggage" of replacement theology and a hermeneutic of suspicion, Christians in Africa, Asia, and Latin America are approaching the Bible with a "first naivety." By taking the promises of Genesis 12:1-3 at face value, …
Can we confess the high Christology of Nicaea without inheriting its anti-Jewish legacy?
In this insightful presentation from the Jerusalem Summit, Dr. Petra Heldt explores the "tragic paradox" of the Council of Nicaea (325 AD). While it established the cornerstone of Christian Orthodoxy—…
Rev. Paul O'Higgins addresses what he calls the "terrible virus" of systemic anti-Semitism and replacement theology within traditional Christian creeds, specifically the Nicene Creed.
The Council of Nicaea (325 AD) was a turning point for Christianity, but its legacy is deeply complicated. In this video, Dr. Gerald McDermott explores the tension between Nicaea’s essential theological victories and its "disastrous" impact on Jewish-Christian relations.0:00 - Introductio…
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