The fourth annual Princeton in Europe Lecture — Professor Diarmaid MacCulloch asks ‘What if Arianism had won?’
The Spread Out of Arianism: A Critical Analysis of the Arian Heresy
March 25, 2014 By
On this paper I will focus on the Arian heresy, trying to show how this heresy spread out on the Roman Empire and how it kept his strength for many century on the spiritual formation of some people.
What if the Arians had won? A Reformation historian reconsiders the Medieval Western Church
January 30, 2014 By
Diarmaid MacCulloch speculates on what Western Christianity would have been like in the perfectly plausible event of an Arian outcome to its emergence from the disappearance of the Western Roman Empire.
The Arian Controversy: Some Categories Reconsidered
September 23, 2012 By
The choice of categories to designate the two opposing sides in the fourth-century theological controversy is crucially important, for the categories color the whole interpretation of the controversy. Some of the categories used in the past are less than satisfactory. The pair “Arian” and “Nicene” is anachronistic, and perhaps too dogmatic.
The Role of Arianism in the Vandal Kingdom
January 3, 2009 By
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