In which old faces pass away, new leaders emerge, and theology gets riotously important.

You've met Theological Treatise Athanasius, now meet Polemical Athanasius: 50% less relaxed theologizing, 200% more snark.

In which we explore one of the greatest masterpieces of Nicene literature - and of all Christian literature!

In which we learn just how far the Nicene controversy is from being resolved.

In which Constantine and the bishops finally arrive at the end of the long and winding road to Nicea...or so it seems.

A spring surprise in which we delve into the messy connections between religion, politics, and history in Constantine's empire.

In which Constantine attempts to unite the church as he has united the Empire - with mixed success.

Music is from Beethoven's Piano Sonata no. 14 in C-sharp minor 'Moonlight Sonata', Op. 27 no. 2. Jokes are from Ben's demented brain.

In which we take a look at one of the grisliest - and most puzzling - scenes in Constantine's biography: the executions of his wife and firstborn son.

In which we at last meet the Emperor Constantine himself: cunning, ruthless, and VERY tired.

And now, it's time for Silly Songs with Ben, the part of the show where Ben makes up silly songs.

For legal purposes, this episode is a joke.

We regret nothing.