So this is interesting because you can view it as a unification of Christendom. Now, as we will see, that unification does not hold well over the next several hundred years. Even though Arius is exiled and he dies shortly thereafter, you continue to have sympathetic bishops and even Roman emperors to the Arian doctrine. You also, this debate between the relation of the Father and the Son continues. We'll talk about this folloquy debate. But maybe most important and the biggest cause of the eventual divisions between the church, ones that carry on even to today, it's really about a power struggle. So as we've been talking about the late Roman Empire and even the fall of the Western Empire and the beginning of the Byzantine Empire, you might already notice that there are several very powerful actors here.