Dean Dudley (1823–1906)

A study on the life and time of constantine and the organization of christianity as it moved from an indigenous african faith to a western european faith and the suppression-persecution of tribal religions and other faiths.

Dudley pulls information from very good sources, but some of the best were from Mosheims Ecclesiastical History, An African named Augustine, Dean Stanley, Essay on Liberty, An African named Zosimus a bishop of Cordova Spain who instructed Constintine on the nature of Christianity aka Hosius Sozoman, The Catholic Church, Sabellius An african who taught in the third ccentury gave the Arians their information on their religion, Socrates, the letters from some of the major player themselves..

The council was successful at uniting the Holy Roman Empire under one church.… (más)