Editing Arianism (section)

==Homoian Arianism==
Arianism had several different variants, including [[Eunomianism]] and [[Acacians|Homoian Arianism]]. Homoian Arianism is associated with [[Acacius of Caesarea|Acacius]] and [[Eudoxius of Antioch|Eudoxius]]. Homoian Arianism avoided the use of the word ''ousia'' to describe the relation of Father to Son, and described these as "like" each other.{{sfn|Hanson|2005|pp=557–558}} Hanson lists twelve creeds that reflect the Homoian faith:{{sfn|Hanson|2005|pp=558–559}}
# The Second Sirmian Creed of 357
# The Creed of Nice (Constantinople) 360
# The creed put forward by [[Acacius of Caesarea|Acacius]] at Seleucia, 359
# The Rule of Faith of [[Ulfilas]]
# The creed uttered by [[Ulfilas]] on his deathbed, 383
# The creed attributed to [[Eudoxius of Antioch|Eudoxius]]
# The Creed of [[Auxentius of Milan]], 364
# The Creed of [[Germinius of Sirmium|Germinius]] professed in correspondence with [[Ursacius of Singidunum]] and [[Valens of Mursa]]
# [[Palladius of Ratiaria|Palladius's]] rule of faith
# Three credal statements found in fragments, subordinating the Son to the Father