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PLEASE NOTE: This is a summary of the book, not the original. It is written and published by QIB Readers This book does not in any way take the place of the original book but serves as a comprehensive guide for you. The account of Jesus is notable, similar to the tale of Christian mistreatments during the Roman Empire. The historical backdrop of intense discussion, common difficulty, and horrendous mobs inside the Christian people group as it was appearing, nonetheless, is a side of antiquated history seldom depicted. Richard E. Rubenstein takes the peruser to the roads of the Roman Empire during the fourth century when a game-changing discussion over the eternality of Jesus Christ is being battled. Controlled by a Christian head, adherents of Jesus never again dread the endurance of their monotheistic confidence. Be that as it may, soon, they break into two camps in regards to the heading of their love: Is Jesus the child of God and accordingly not equivalent to God? Or on the other hand, is Jesus exactly God on the planet and consequently equivalent to Him? The horrendous discussion is driven by two alluring ministers. Arius, an Alexandrian minister, and writer teach that Jesus, however sacred, is not as much as God. Athanasius, a splendid and rough cleric, considers any lessening of Jesus' godhead to be crafted by Satan. Between them stands Alexander, the strong Bishop of Alexandria, who should observe a goal that will keep the realm joined together and the Christian confidence alive. With exhaustive chronicled, strict, and social examination, Rubenstein strikingly reproduces one of the most crucial points in time throughout the entire existence of religion.

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