Ancyra Bishops Support Similarity
The 358 synod defended the formula that the Son was similar to the Father in substance.
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The 358 synod defended the formula that the Son was similar to the Father in substance.
The position advanced by Basil's party influenced wider negotiations over doctrinal formulas under Constantius II.
The synod of 358 took a position in the controversy about the relationship between the Father and the Son.
Basil of Ancyra presided over an important gathering of bishops in 358 amid the fourth century theological disputes.
Basil and his allies rejected teachings that described the Son as unlike the Father.
Appointed Consul
Julian followed his military victories with expeditions and negotiations designed to protect Gallic cities against Alamannic raids.
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