325 AD and the Creed of Compromise

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AlphaTav

T. C. Hadden

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Welcome to AlphaTav—a podcast that journeys through the full arc of Scripture, from Genesis to Revelation, uncovering the divine threads woven from the first letter to the last. Hosted by Tim Hadden, AlphaTav explores biblical theology, apostolic doctrine, and redemptive typology with depth, clarity, and reverence. Each episode traces the eternal patterns embedded in the Word, revealing how the beginning declares the end—and the end echoes the beginning.

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325 AD and the Creed of Compromise

AlphaTav

10 minutes 33 seconds

3 weeks ago

325 AD and the Creed of Compromise

In this episode, Pastor Tim Hadden explores the Council of Nicaea not as the triumph of truth, but as the birth of a compromise. When Constantine gathered the bishops of the empire, his goal wasn’t revelation—it was resolution. Between Arian subordination and Sabellian simplicity, the church drafted a creed that aimed for peace more than truth.