The Council of Constantinople (AD 381): The meeting

This journal article examines the Council of Constantinople (AD 381), which was convened to address ongoing heresies regarding the nature of Christ and the Holy Spirit following the Council of Nicea. Kuiper explains the historical context, the 186 bishops in attendance, and the council's significant doctrinal decisions, particularly its affirmation of the deity of the Holy Spirit and orthodox Christian doctrine against Arian and semi-Arian errors. This resource provides helpful historical grounding for understanding how the early church defended the doctrine of the Trinity against false teaching.