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The 14 pages that link to Nicene Christianity, each with the reason it gives.

• ArianismCompared with: It became the principal doctrinal alternative to Arianism.

• Late AntiquityRelated: It became the dominant form of imperial Christianity.

• Athanasius of AlexandriaNarrower topic: Athanasius’s polemics and persistence helped secure this tradition’s influence.

• Theodosius IRelated: It was the faith Theodosius promoted as the empire’s official religion.

• Clovis INarrower topic: Clovis’s choice of Nicene Christianity distinguished his court from many Arian Gothic rulers.

• Apostolic FathersNarrower topic: The Apostolic Fathers precede the fourth-century controversies that produced Nicene formulations.

• John ChrysostomNarrower topic: Chrysostom worked within the doctrinal settlement shaped by the Council of Nicaea.

• HomoousionRelated: Confessing homoousion became a marker of the Nicene account of the Son’s full divinity.

• The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsCompared with: Latter-day Saint teachings about the Godhead differ from the creed’s account of the Trinity.

• Arius (Christian theologian)Compared with: Its account of the Son directly opposed the central claim associated with Arius.

• ModalismRelated: Its account of three distinct persons became the standard against which modalism was judged.

• ClotildeRelated: Clotilde’s faith belonged to the Nicene tradition that Clovis eventually adopted.

• SuebiRelated: Its adoption among the Suebi changed the kingdom’s religious alignment.

• AmbroseNarrower topic: Ambrose defended this creed against Homoian interpretations backed by rival factions.