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A secular movement known as the Arians sought to emulate Christ's example, study the gospels, and include women in leadership roles. ( Option B ).
- Arianism is a nontrinitarian religion that claims Jesus Christ is the Son of God, made by God the Father, separate from the Father, and thus subservient to the Father.
- The teachings are in opposition to traditional Christian beliefs about the nature of the Trinity and Christ. According to the Arians' understanding of Christ, the Father created the Son of God, who did not always exist.
- Catholics regarded Arians as heretics, and the Gaulish Roman population was also Catholic. They were happy to help Clovis in his wars because they believed that a Catholic barbarian would be a better ruler than an Arian.
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