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The controversy over the divinity of Jesus is a Christological debate of the early Church that questions the truth of the Da Vinci Code-style conventional wisdom that "Jesus became God by a narrow vote at the Council of Nicaea (325)." Most of the bishops gathered at the council already believed Jesus to be the Son of God before the meeting, and the real point of contention was "how the Son is of the same essence (homoousios) as the Father." In the spring of 325 AD, nearly three hundred bishops gathered in a room in Nicaea, present-day Turkey. It was a gathering personally convened by the Roman Emperor Constantine, who wore purple robes. Although it is commonly believed that Jesus became God by a vote at this meeting, if you examine the signature records from that day, the number of bishops who sided with Arius is few and far between; it was practically unanimous. The controversy did not end there. Immediately after Nicaea, the Emperor's power actually tilted toward the Arian faction, leading to the expulsion of Athanasius, who upheld orthodoxy, five times; the controversy continued with the completion of the Trinity in Constantinople in 381, the confirmation of Mary as "Theotokos" in Ephesus in 431, and the conclusion of "fully God and fully human" in Chalcedon in 451. Even the list of the 27 books of the New Testament was not established at Nicaea, but was slowly confirmed through the letters of Athanasius in 367. The film traces the face of that 300-year controversy—that Nicaea was not a vote to make Jesus a god, but a gathering to decide how to address him, who was already a god—and captures, within 43 minutes, the face of the human Jesus holding a whip and overturning the table in the Jerusalem Temple during Passover, as well as that scene where gentleness and wrath coexisted within one person. ⏱️ Timestamps 0:00 "Jesus Became God by a Vote" — A Story Created by Fiction 0:49 Where Did This Rumor Start? — The Da Vinci Code and YouTube Stories 3:08 Opening the Real Council Records — The Council of Nicaea, 325 AD 4:33 What They Really Argued About — Not "Is He God?" but "How Are They the Same?" 5:38 The Argument Between Two People — Alexander of Alexandria and Arius 6:41 Arius's Claim — "There Was a Time When the Son Did Not Exist" 8:47 Homoousios — The Essence Same as the Father 10:41 The Heart of the Controversy, Salvation — Creatures Cannot Save Man 13:17 The Emperor in Purple — Why Did Constantine Come? 14:24 The Symbolic Number "318" 15:28 The Moment of Reversal — Not a Vote, but Nearly Unanimous 17:37 The Beginning of the Real War — After Nicaea The Arians' Counterattack 20:02 Court Politics, Not Theological Controversy — The Two Eusebius 21:17 Athanasius, Exiled Five Times 22:53 The Knot After Half a Century — Constantinople 381 and the Trinity 24:53 The Reversal of the "Nicene Creed" — The Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed 25:47 Ephesus 431 and Chalcedon 451 — The Theotokos and the Doctrine of the Two Natures 27:56 Did Nicaea Declare the Scriptures? — The Canon Was Slowly Confirmed 30:05 So, Is Jesus God or Man? 32:18 The Historical Jesus and the Christ of Faith 34:05 One Question That Divides Three Religions 35:06 What the Human Jesus Left Behind — Love One Another 40:01 Jesus Who Overturned the Temple — The Scourge and the "Den of Thieves" 41:58 Gentleness and Anger in One Man — The Question Left to Us Today #Christianity #Bible #Jesus #CouncilOfNicaea #DivinityOfJesus #DaVinciCode #Trinity #WorldHistory ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📜 History Log — A channel introducing records of historical events and the lives of historical figures 🔔 Subscribing and liking are a great help in producing the next video! Thank you for watching. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━