The One, the Many: A Novel of Constantine the Great, Athanasius of Alexandria, and the Battle to Unify the Roman Empire and the Christian Church
by Tim J. Young
The One, the Many explores the struggle to unify the Roman Empire and the Christian Church through the lives and opposing pressures surrounding Constantine the Great and Athanasius of Alexandria. This historical novel brings questions of faith, leadership, empire, and religious unity into focus.
About This Book
The One, the Many is a historical novel focused on Constantine the Great and Athanasius of Alexandria.
Set against the Roman Empire, the book explores the effort to unify imperial power and the Christian Church.
Its central conflict brings together questions of faith, leadership, and religious unity.
The novel offers a literary perspective on a formative period in Roman and Christian history.
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