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12. Athanasius. (ca. 296–373). : Christian History Institute


Christian History Institute looks at a provocative quote by the ablest champion of Christ's divinity--the Alexandrian theologian and bishop, Athanasius. This is number 12 in the In Context series.
http://chitorch.org/index.php/in-context/athanasius/
Topics: Jesus Christ, Famous Quotes, Christian History Institute, Athanasius, In Context, Divinity Of Christ, Arianism, Divine Nature
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