In 325 AD, in the city of Nicaea, hundreds of bishops gathered under the command of Emperor Constantine to decide a single question that would change the course of history:
Who is Jesus?

Nicaea 325: On the Edge of Faith brings to life one of the most pivotal moments in human civilization the council that shaped Christian doctrine, challenged empires, and defined the divine.

From political intrigue in Constantinople to the fiery debates of Arius and Athanasius, this book follows the drama, faith, and ambition behind the first great council of the Church.
Across centuries from the fall of Rome to the rise of modern doubt the echo of Nicaea still resonates in our search for truth and meaning.

Blending historical accuracy with narrative depth, this work invites readers to walk the corridors of ancient faith and confront the eternal question that still divides and unites humanity:
Where does belief end, and understanding begin?