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EPISODE · Apr 5, 2026 · 19 MIN

Faces Of History — The Council of Nicaea: How Christianity Created Jesus, The First Superhero

from Faces Of History · host Thee Duke Of New York

In this episode of Faces Of History, Thee Duke Of New York takes you to the year 325 AD, to the Council of Nicaea — where fierce debates shaped the Christian faith forever. Discover how the council forged Jesus Christ into a divine hero, creating the first “superhero” figure whose story would captivate billions for centuries. Dive deep into the theological battles, the politics, and the legacy of one of history’s most pivotal moments.The Council of Nicaea and the making of Jesus as a “superhero” figure"If you could ask one question to the bishops at the Council of Nicaea, what would it be?"Council of Nicaea podcast, Nicene Creed explained, history of Christianity, Jesus as a hero, Emperor Constantine, Arius and Athanasius, early church history, theological debates________________________________________#FacesOfHistory #CouncilOfNicaea #JesusChrist #Christianity #HistoryPodcast #TheeDukeOfNewYork #NiceneCreed #AncientHistory #ReligionHistory________________________________________

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