Women and the Reception of Nicaea

Women and the Reception of Nicaea

By School of Divinity

A joint Centre for the Study of Christian Origins/History of Christianity seminar

Date and time

Location

Martin Hall, New College, The University of Edinburgh

Mound Place Edinburgh EH1 2LX United Kingdom

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Highlights

  • 1 hour, 20 minutes
  • In person

About this event

Spirituality • Christianity

1700 years ago, the first Ecumenical Council took place in the imperial palace at Nicaea. Christian bishops gathered from Egypt, the Roman Orient, Asia Minor and beyond, and ruled that Jesus, the Son of God, truly was God, 'true God from true God', 'homoousios with the Father'.

But where were the women? And where are they now in the worldwide Christian celebrations of this event taking place in 2025?

Join us for an-all women panel of historians, theologians and Classicists asking these questions and offering our answers!

The event will be followed by a drinks reception.

Chair

Professor Lucy Grig (Professor of the History of Late Antiquity)

Panel

Professor Rachel Muers (Professor of Divinity)

Dr Sara Parvis (Senior Lecturer in Patristics)

Dr Belinda Washington (Research Co-ordinator)


Venue information

In line with fire safety regulations attendees using a wheelchair must be able to self-transfer to an evac chair in order to safely evacuate the building.

This venue is fully accessible however, if you require disabled access, please email pippa.innes@ed.ac.uk so that we can ensure we accommodate this.

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School of Divinity

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Sep 22 · 4:10 PM GMT+1