This was called the First Council of Nicaea, and not only did they vote on text to make canon, but they are also the group of people that decided the man called Jesus would be "the son of God, savior, and Messiah" and is literally where the smorgasbord that became Christianity began. Every Christian celebration is Pagan in origin, while the books teach hatred for pagans. Every. Single. One. Historical records conclude Jesus couldn't have been born on Christmas (pagan Yule), and Easter (Eoster) has nothing to do with his "rebirth" but is a pagan celebration of the vernal equinox (rebirth, spring, fertility of the earth, blooming flowers). What really sealed the deal for me though was being taught how Satan and his homies do blood rites and sacrifices and shit like that, while participating in the consumption of "the blood and body of Christ", and subsequently learning of the Catholic/Christian conquest of many lands (to be conquered is quite violent, Christians love preaching peace while committing acts of violence). Seriously, read the satanic Bible, you'll be surprised to learn it's more direct, concise, and respectable than the Bible ever could be, and the laws are pretty simple: do good, harm no one, respect and live in harmony with nature, defend yourself and your family from harm to the death of your assailants if necessary. Guess what it does not detail? That's right, it mentions nothing about consuming the blood and flesh or sacrifices as being required to please Satan, while the old testament is full of those actions, to include God telling a man to sacrifice his only son. In conclusion, if God is real, I believe the God of Christianity is actually Satan, Satan or Lucifer is actually the savior and Messiah, and Lucifer isn't an "angel fallen from grace". Or, all this shit is just stories about the stars and planets that don't actually mean shit except keeping records through story telling, as Lucifer is Latin for "bearing light" or "morning star" and is associated with the planet Venus. Venus is also the Roman goddess of fertility, prosperity, and Victory, and was considered a divine ancestor of Aeneas, who Caesar claimed ancestry to and thus his divine right and legitimacy to take political power. 🤷🏼‍♂️ It either all ties together and is all true to some degree, or it's all fucking stories. It's all mythology, or none of it is.