⭕ Nicaea Council of 325 A.D

🔴 What Was It All About? - How Did It Change Christianity?

🔵 Read what the Catholic Church Says About Itself

🔴 The year was 325 A.D. according to the Roman calendar. A council was convened by order of Constantine, the Roman emperor. He had been a leader in the cult known as Sol Invictus (Invincible Sun) and now wanted to unite the Christian sects in the empire under his existing church; the Universal Church of Rome. Many changes to the religion of Christianity were about to take place at that council, including:

🔻 Formulation for wording concerning the Trinity based on Anthanias (description of the formulation is mentioned below)

🔻 Changing Verses of Bible

🔻 Eliminating certain verses and books from the Bible

🔻 Declaring Arian's "unitarian" (belief in the Unity of God) as heresy

🔻 Changing the day of worship from Saturday to Sunday

🔻 Changing the date of Jesus' birthday to December 25th

🔻 Introduction of Easter (pagan worship called "Feast of Ishtar")

🔻 Church of Roman "officially" became the "Universal Church of the Holy Roman Empire" (the word 'Catholic' means 'universal'

🔴 The Roman Catholic Church took on a new face.

What follows is a quote from the Roman Catholic Church. It is their explanation behind the many changes occurring during the Nicaea Council.