On this 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, join us for our annual Lenten Lecture Series as we delve into the significance and history of our profession of faith: the Creed. With topics ranging from what a creed is to the history of councils, from the doctrines proclaimed to the creed as a liturgical act, this series will help mark this historic anniversary and deepen your understanding and love of this most essential statement of our Faith.
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On this 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, join us for our annual Lenten Lecture Series as we delve into the significance and history of our profession of faith: the Creed. With topics ranging from what a creed is to the history of councils, from the doctrines proclaimed to the creed as a liturgical act, this series will help mark this historic anniversary and deepen your understanding and love of this most essential statement of our Faith.
Dr. Mathew Lu | The Beginnings of Modern Philosphy
Church of Saint Agnes
56 minutes
2 years ago
Dr. Mathew Lu | The Beginnings of Modern Philosphy
Great ideas have good consequences. Bad ideas, of course, lead to enumerable errors, sins, and calamities. This year for our Lenten Lecture Series we are focusing on well-known Modern Philosophers, Scientists and Movements whose ideas have caused great problems for the world.
Church of Saint Agnes
On this 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, join us for our annual Lenten Lecture Series as we delve into the significance and history of our profession of faith: the Creed. With topics ranging from what a creed is to the history of councils, from the doctrines proclaimed to the creed as a liturgical act, this series will help mark this historic anniversary and deepen your understanding and love of this most essential statement of our Faith.
