First, I would like to briefly clarify the terminology used in this book.
Historically, the creed was first established at the Council of Nicaea in AD 325. It was later supplemented and expanded at the Council of Constantinople in AD 381, completing the form that the church today generally calls the ‘Nicene Creed.’
Strictly speaking, this AD 381 version should be called the ‘Creed of Constantinople’ or the ‘Niceno-Constantinopolitan Creed.’ However, because this book focuses on the Nicene Creed of 325, which served as its starting point, and its subsequent changes, the expression ‘Nicene Creed’ is used consistently throughout the main text to avoid confusion for the reader.
We ask our readers that when the name ‘Nicene Creed’ appears in this book, you keep in mind the historical background that this creed was subsequently revised and finalized in Constantinople to become the creed of today.

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• (00:11:58) - The Nicene Creed
• (00:27:38) - The Council of Nicaea
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