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Historical theology

Lewis Ayres's term for the late fourth-century trinitarian theologies that defended Nicaea through shared principles about divine unity and the three persons.

In historical theology, pro-Nicene theology refers to Lewis Ayres's term for the late fourth-century trinitarian theologies that defended Nicaea through shared principles about divine unity and the three persons. This meaning comes from Ayres (2004) in Nicaea and its legacy: An approach to fourth-century Trinitarian theology.[1]

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  1. Ayres, L. (2004). Nicaea and its legacy: An approach to fourth-century Trinitarian theology. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198755067

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