Emperor Constantine Did NOT Choose the Books of the Bible

The video debunks the myth that the Council of Nicaea decided the New Testament Canon. It clarifies that the Council, convened by Emperor Constantine in 325 CE, focused on the Arian controversy regarding Jesus Christ's divinity. Historical evidence from attendees like Eusebius and Athanasius supports this. Jerome's statement about the Book of Judith is examined, suggesting a possible misunderstanding. The video traces the misconception's origins, highlighting its propagation by figures like Dan Brown and Voltaire.

What was the primary purpose of the Council of Nicaea?

Who called the Council of Nicaea?

What theological dispute was addressed at the Council of Nicaea?

What was the outcome regarding the nature of Jesus as decided by the bishops?

What is the Nicene Creed and how is it related to the Council of Nicaea?

What evidence is there that the Council of Nicaea did not discuss the New Testament Canon?

What is the significance of the 20 decrees published by the Council of Nicaea?

What role did Emperor Constantine play in the Council of Nicaea?

Why do some people believe that the Council of Nicaea decided on the New Testament?

How did Jerome's writings contribute to the misunderstanding of the Council's decisions?