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The first four centuries of the Christian era saw an incredible evolution, from a tiny movement in Israel to a vast, thriving institution throughout the Roman Empire. In its earliest days the Christian movement was a disorganized network of communities with no Bible, no central authority and no unified set of beliefs. By the end of the fourth century the Church had adopted what it hoped would be a universal statement of belief: the Nicene Creed. In this three-part series we will examine Christianity’s journey from Gospel to theology to creed.
