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Arian crisis

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aka Arian Controversy, Arian Crisis

Jay cites the Arian crisis to argue that the numbers of adherents do not determine the truth of the church.

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  1. Jay discusses the Arian crisis to ask where the church was during that period when it lost numbers.

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  2. Jay Dyer references the Arian Crisis to illustrate the historical theological challenges faced by the church when the majority had deviated from orthodox belief.

  3. Jay discusses how the truth can often be overlooked in theological controversies, noting that the majority can still be in error, as with the Arian controversy.

  4. Jay cites the Arian crisis to argue that the numbers of adherents do not determine the truth of the church.

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