Christianity Before the Council of Nicaea

Description

Eusebius is called the historian of the Christian Church and the father of church history because of this book, which is considered one of the finest works of historical documentation. Therefore, we find that almost all priests of the Christian Church have read, quoted, or transmitted from this book, and there is a consensus among them that it is one of the foundational texts of Christian theology and one of the great works that formed the basis of church teaching. Currently, scholars consider the book of interest to every researcher in the study of religions because it fills an important gap in the history of the early centuries of Christianity, a period marked by Roman persecution, the appearance of numerous prophets and messiahs, and the existence of countless sects, denominations, and groups, all claiming to represent true Christianity.