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Arianism, as a book category, covers the 4th‑century Christian theological movement associated with Arius, which taught that the Son (Jesus Christ) is a created being distinct from and subordinate to God the Father, rather than co‑eternal and consubstantial. Books in this category include primary sources and translations, patristic responses (notably Athanasius and the Cappadocians), studies of the Council of Nicaea (325) and Constantinople (381), and analyses of the political, social, and ecclesial contexts of the controversy in the late Roman Empire. It also encompasses works on the movement’s spread among some Germanic kingdoms, its reception in later Christian thought, and modern scholarly reassessments of Trinitarian doctrine and subordinationism. This category may feature histories, biographies, reference works, and accessible introductions; it is not to be confused with “Aryanism,” a racial ideology unrelated to this theological debate.

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