Arianism teaches that Jesus is not “of one essence with the Father,” or homoousios(the word used by St. Athanasius of Alexandria), but is rather a creature who came into existence when Jesus was born ...

Constantius, the ruler of the eastern part of the Empire, was a fervent supporter of Arianism. His brothers Constantine II and Constans, who were pious Orthodox Christians, ruled in the west. They ...

“Arianism today is an interpretation of Christianity according to this materialistic, humanistic philosophy. Clearly, Jesus Christ as the Divine Son of God and the co-eternal second person of ...

Trumpism reminds me of the heresy of Arianism (the teaching of the Christian presbyter Arius, ca. 256-336 CE) that God the Son is subordinate to God the Father, by the logic that a father always ...