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1. Athanasius

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   Athanasius (c. 296–373 CE) known as Athanasius of Alexandria, was the 19th Bishop of Alexandria, serving from 328 until his death. He is recognized as a preeminent figure in early Christianity, often styled as Athanasius contra mundum (Athanasius against the world) due to his persistent defense of Nicene orthodoxy against Arianism. His theological contributions remain central to understanding the natu…

2. Athanasius

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   Exile and Perseverance
   Following the Council, Athanasius succeeded Alexander as Bishop of Alexandria in 328 CE. His uncompromising stance made him a political and theological liability for successive Roman Emperors (Constantine II, Constantius II), who often favored Arianism or semi-Arian compromises for the sake of [imperial u…

3. Athanasius Of Alexandria

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   Athanasius of Alexandria (c. 296–373 CE), often styled the "Champion of Orthodoxy" or the "Father of the Trinity," was the 19th Bishop of Alexandria, serving from 328 CE until his death. A pivotal figure in the 4th-century Christological controversies, Athanasius of Alexandria dedicated his extensive career—which included at least five periods of exile—to defen…

4. Athanasius Of Alexandria

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   Athanasius of Alexandria was born in Alexandria around 296 CE, likely into a moderately wealthy Christian family, as evidenced by his strong classical education. Before his elevation to the episcopate, he served with distinction as the syncellus (confidential secretary and aide) to his predecessor, Bishop Alexander of Alexandria. Historical accounts suggest Athanasius of Alexandria accompanied [Bishop Alex…