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Arius
(
c.
250–
c.
336).
Christian theologian who gave his name to the
Arian
heresy, eventually condemned at the Council of
Nicaea
in 325. The Arian controversy was renewed in later centuries and has been a recurrent interpretation of the person of Jesus by those who fear that otherwise they will compromise the transcendence and unity of God.
c.
250–
c.
336).
Christian theologian who gave his name to the
Arian
heresy, eventually condemned at the Council of
Nicaea
in 325. The Arian controversy was renewed in later centuries and has been a recurrent interpretation of the person of Jesus by those who fear that otherwise they will compromise the transcendence and unity of God.
Ariyaratne, A. Y.
(founder)
:
(founder)
:
Ariya-satta
/Ariya-sacca
(foundation of the Buddha's teaching)
:
/Ariya-sacca
(foundation of the Buddha's teaching)
:
Arjan Dev, Gur
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