Today’s round in my ongoing promotion of my upcoming Davenant Hall course is a post I wrote for Davenant, looking specifically at the question of how the canon of Scripture came to be within the wider framework of, “Did Constantine really change everything?”
You can read it here.
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Audio on the canon… https://philosophical-theology.com/2021/10/27/audios-on-tag-and-the-canon/
The worst thing Constantine brought into the world is the false teaching of a three-headed god, making the majority of name-Christians worshipping a Trinity.
Ha ha.
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