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Magazine articles • Issue 158 • Feb 10, 2026

Against the world and for the Trinity

We know almost nothing of Athanasius’s early life

Magazine articles • Issue 158 • Feb 10, 2026

Why a creed?

An interview with Robert Louis Wilken

Magazine articles • Issue 158 • Feb 10, 2026

Saints and heretics

The council’s main figures

Magazine articles • Issue 158 • Feb 10, 2026

Really God, really human

A reflection on and A celebration of who Christians worship, both before and after the Council of Nicaea

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“I suppose you have hardly yet found how much of romance is mingled with your ideas of a married state. You will find real life much the same that you...”

Riggs, Stephen R. Mary and I; Forty Years with the Sioux. Chicago: W. G. Holmes, 1880.

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God Is Nearer than We Can Express (1860)

What can there be so close as making and made? Nought twinned can be so near; thou art more nigh To me, my God, than is...