340–350 AD — Greek Philosophy Wars

🚨 The False Battle

Arian "Christianity"

Eastern bishops at Council of Antioch (341) reject some Nicene formulations. Empire splits over different interpretations of Greek Platonic philosophy.

Greek Philosophy A

VS

Nicene "Christianity"

Western bishops defend Nicene Creed formulations based on different Greek philosophical concepts of divine nature and substance.

Greek Philosophy B

Each emperor backs different pagan philosophical factions as political weapons.

🚨 What This Really Was

❌ NOT: Yhwh’s Word vs. Error

This was never a conflict grounded in obedience to Yhwh’s Word. Both sides had already abandoned it as their foundation.

✅ REALITY: Greek Philosophy A vs. B

Two competing Greek philosophical systems fighting over which pagan theory would control the Roman Empire under "Christian" names.

Greek philosophy disguised as "Christianity" becomes a tool for imperial power struggles.

Both "Christian" Sides Were Identical

Greek Philosophical Systems

Both used Platonic concepts of divine nature, substance, and being. The debate was between different Greek philosophical interpretations.

Anti–Yhwh’s Word Stance

Both rejected obedience to Yhwh’s Word, seventh‑day rest, and **Yhwh**’s Name. Practices tied to Yhwh’s Word were labeled “Judaizing” heresy.

Pro‑Roman Imperial

Both served imperial interests and sought political favor. Religious doctrine followed political expedience.

Pagan Practices

Both maintained sun‑day observance, goddess language, and many intermediaries (triads/saints) under Christian labels.

Missing from BOTH Sides

Authority of Yhwh’s Word

Neither side used Yhwh’s Word as primary authority—Greek philosophy superseded it.

**Yhwh**’s Name

The written Name was absent from both theological systems and liturgical practice.

Obedience to Yhwh’s Word

Both sides had abandoned the path of direct obedience and branded it as legalism.

Seventh‑Day Rest

The seventh‑day rest tied to creation and Yhwh’s Word was replaced by imperial sun‑day observance.

Yeshua’s Early Teachings (Stripped of Greek Overlay)

The original context was buried under layers of Greek speculation and imperial policy.

The Philosophy War Timeline

341 AD

Council of Antioch: Eastern bishops reject select Nicene formulations, marking a major split inside Greek‑philosophy “Christianity.”

342–345 AD

Competing emperors back rival factions as tools for political control and “unity.”

346–350 AD

Pattern hardens: Greek philosophy in religious robes becomes a primary imperial weapon.

350+ AD

Both sides stand as rival pagan systems. The early way of direct obedience to **Yhwh** is sidelined.

The Real “Christianity”?

Already dead and buried — these were just competing pagan philosophies fighting over which Greek theory would control the Roman Empire. The original way of walking with **Yhwh** had been erased from public life, leaving an imperial shell dressed in robes.

Greek Philosophy A vs. Greek Philosophy B
— Both claiming to be “Christianity”