A few questions for Christians and others interested in commenting

[IndigoChild5559]

I believe you have no proof of why it was endeavored.

Perhaps I am misunderstanding you. We very definitely know why the Council of Nicea was called, which was to seek doctrinal unity on an issue that was tearing the church apart (the nature of Jesus).

 

[IndigoChild5559]

"Council of Nicaea"

It was never supported/approved by Jesus/Yeshua the truthful Israelite Messiah, right,

Well, it came hundreds of years after Jesus was dead, so this is kind of obvious.

in that situation wasn't it (Council of Nicaea) itself a heretic perception, please right?

Regards

It depends on the point of view. From the point of view of the Christian Church, the WHOLE POINT of the council was to DETERMINE which view was orthodox and which was heretical. For the Church, the bishops at this council did have the authority to determine orthodoxy. This means that from the standpoint of Christianity, the idea that Jesus was God is the official orthodox position.