J. Darren Duke presents Jacob of Serugh’s mimro (metrical homily) on the Council of Nicaea, translated into English for the first time.
Nicene Creed
The Nicene Creed: A Scriptural, Historical, and Theological Commentary: A Review
Donald Fairbairn reviews a new book on the Nicene Creed aimed at uniting Scripture, history, and doctrine
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There is Much to Believe: Singing the Nicene Creed
Aaron James reflects on the rich history of setting the Nicene Creed to music, and what is lost for the Church when this practice fades
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Is the Creed Still Plausible?
Joseph Minich considers whether believers today can still feel the Nicene Creed’s claims about the Incarnation as plausible
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Gathering the Doctrine of God: Nicaea’s Strategies of Deep Collation
Fred Sanders explores how the Nicene Creed draws its doctrine from a rich gathering of Scripture from across the Canon
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From the Editor’s Desk: Ad Fontes Winter 2025
Robin Harris introduces our special Winter 2025 issue on the Council of Nicaea