A.D. 381 : heretics, pagans, and the dawn of the monotheistic state
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Examines the pivotal ways in which Theodosius's decree mandating a Christian orthodoxy ended debates about the nature of God, exploring the reasons why Theodosius's role was made to appear as a consensual ruling by the Council of Constantinople. Abstract: Examines the pivotal ways in which Theodosius's decree mandating a Christian orthodoxy ended debates about the nature of God, exploring the reasons why Theodosius's role was made to appear as a consensual ruling by the Council of Constantinople
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A.D. 381: heretics, pagans, and the dawn of the monotheistic state
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