How Did The Influence Of The Nicene Creed Impact On Christianity

During the early times of Christianity, many elements had an impact on Christian faith. One of the most crucial elements, the creeds. The creeds are detailed summaries of different Christian beliefs. Due to the vast number of different viewpoints on Christian beliefs and the church itself, creeds were formed to help express the diverse ideas of beliefs. Each creed represents the different thoughts and beliefs of Christians. I will be discussing the different creeds that have been created as well as what their purposes are. I will then express the importance of the Nicene creed and the issues it was address and then how it addressed them. Finally, I will why the decisions that were made in this creed were so important. The first topic I want to discuss is that there are four different types of creeds that have made an impact on our Christian world. First, the Chalcedonian creed was formed at the Council of Chalcedon in 451. The creed states that even as Christ had two natures they were
The Nicene Creed mentions Jesus’ suffering on the cross. The question remains, what happened to Jesus’ body? The Nicene Creed says Jesus was buried, “just like we read about in Mark 15 and Luke 23” (Apologetics Guy). The Nicene Creed reminds us why we try to live a Christ-like life outside of the walls of the church. This creed is a summary of everything we believe in. Although many things come and go throughout time, this faith is still alive and well today. There are two problems discovered throughout the Nicene creed, the first being that All Bibles testify to Jesus Christ as the Giver of life in John 6:33-35, but most modern Bibles testify that the Holy Spirit gives life in John 6:63 & 2 Corinthians 3:6. The second, the "practice" of worshiping the Holy Spirit with the Father & the Son is not Biblical at all, however, Jesus has said how the Father wants us to honor Him by