How did Rome become Christian
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Date: 2025-03-02
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HistoryfortheAges
Nice summary. I am a history professor. I have a video on Constantine and the edict of Milian, but I also discuss the nuisance of if Christianity was already spreading and Constantine just wanted to get on the winning side. I give a couple different perspectives. I have put all my lectures on YT to help homeschoolers and history buffs learn history!
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Nice summary. I am a history professor. I have a video on Constantine and the edict of Milian, but I also discuss the nuisance of if Christianity was already spreading and Constantine just wanted to get on the winning side. I give a couple different perspectives. I have put all my lectures on YT to help homeschoolers and history buffs learn history!
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knowledgia
Constantine's reign saw major military and religious shifts. Do you believe his military success and consolidation of power were directly linked to his newfound Christian faith, or was it a strategic tool to unite the empire Could Christianity have survived without the support of the state
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Constantine's reign saw major military and religious shifts. Do you believe his military success and consolidation of power were directly linked to his newfound Christian faith, or was it a strategic tool to unite the empire Could Christianity have survived without the support of the state
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bengoldberg6198
Scriptural Canon was established in 180 CE. The Council of Nicea did condemn Arianism, but it had nothing to do with establishing canon with respect to Scripture. In addition, Christianity did not become the state religion of the Roman Empire until 380 CE under Theodosius the Great.
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Scriptural Canon was established in 180 CE. The Council of Nicea did condemn Arianism, but it had nothing to do with establishing canon with respect to Scripture. In addition, Christianity did not become the state religion of the Roman Empire until 380 CE under Theodosius the Great.
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Bylanese
It was not until the time of Emperor Constantine I the great (312-337) when freedom of religion was established with the edict of Milan (313); He supported the practice of Christianity, as a strategy to reunify the empire, in which a large part of the population was already Christian.
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It was not until the time of Emperor Constantine I the great (312-337) when freedom of religion was established with the edict of Milan (313); He supported the practice of Christianity, as a strategy to reunify the empire, in which a large part of the population was already Christian.
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knowledgia
There was no decision made at the council of Nicea with regards to the canon of scripture. This is a complete fabrication. Lists of the canon were already extant from 180 A. D. The council simply assumed those as correct. It did not ratify anything of the sort.
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There was no decision made at the council of Nicea with regards to the canon of scripture. This is a complete fabrication. Lists of the canon were already extant from 180 A. D. The council simply assumed those as correct. It did not ratify anything of the sort.
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knowledgia
Its sad how Christianity took over like a virus and destroy the rich Pagan cultures of Hellenism, Celtic, Kemetic and Norse. However fortunately Paganism is having a rebirth in Europe and soon we will restore our European Pagan Legacy and Culture
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Its sad how Christianity took over like a virus and destroy the rich Pagan cultures of Hellenism, Celtic, Kemetic and Norse. However fortunately Paganism is having a rebirth in Europe and soon we will restore our European Pagan Legacy and Culture
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knowledgia
The christianity practiced before the centuries of the Romans desperately latching onto it like a drowning puppy became a very different religion. At least the Byzantine Empire somewhat attempted to resist the barrage of Roman Pagan influences.
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The christianity practiced before the centuries of the Romans desperately latching onto it like a drowning puppy became a very different religion. At least the Byzantine Empire somewhat attempted to resist the barrage of Roman Pagan influences.
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Freud_Sigmund
Oh, so Rome became Catholic just like that Must’ve been a tough choicestick with the old gods or upgrade to a belief system with better marketing and fewer orgies.
Although, given the Vatican’s history maybe not that much fewer.
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Oh, so Rome became Catholic just like that Must’ve been a tough choicestick with the old gods or upgrade to a belief system with better marketing and fewer orgies.
Although, given the Vatican’s history maybe not that much fewer.
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pango-y8j
More people have been killed in the name of God than All Wars combined. Religion is meant to brainwash indoctrinate and control the poor and uneducated and unimaginative people who can't think for themselves
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More people have been killed in the name of God than All Wars combined. Religion is meant to brainwash indoctrinate and control the poor and uneducated and unimaginative people who can't think for themselves
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Linawhite1
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Every 14th of each month to receiv $210, 000 from my investment it's a blessing to l and my family. Big gratitude. Thank you for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last year.
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West_Coast
Rome’s transformation into a Christian empire was a gradual process that unfolded over centuries, driven by a mix of social, political, and cultural shifts rather than a single dramatic moment.
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Rome’s transformation into a Christian empire was a gradual process that unfolded over centuries, driven by a mix of social, political, and cultural shifts rather than a single dramatic moment.
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alexclement7221
So, not one single mention of Julian Are you trying to ignore his reign because it doesn't fit your narrative This isn't knowldege; it's a whitewash of history.
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So, not one single mention of Julian Are you trying to ignore his reign because it doesn't fit your narrative This isn't knowldege; it's a whitewash of history.
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sirnilsolav6646
There’s so much misinformation in this video
The DaVinci Code really did have a massive impact on the public understanding of what Nicea was all about.
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There’s so much misinformation in this video
The DaVinci Code really did have a massive impact on the public understanding of what Nicea was all about.
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Anti-CornLawLeague
Ironically, Constantine was baptized on his death bed by an Arian bishop. The Council of Nicaea didn’t seem to do a good job of maintaining orthodoxy.
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Ironically, Constantine was baptized on his death bed by an Arian bishop. The Council of Nicaea didn’t seem to do a good job of maintaining orthodoxy.
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zzzone9053
It saw the rise of christs followers and saw a way to hijack the movement. It then used it to control other countries through catholicism.
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It saw the rise of christs followers and saw a way to hijack the movement. It then used it to control other countries through catholicism.
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adrian7856
Christianity as state religion was under Theodosius in 380, not Constantine.
Minimum research would have been appreciated.
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Christianity as state religion was under Theodosius in 380, not Constantine.
Minimum research would have been appreciated.
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knowledgia
The biggest mistake of the Roman Empire. Christianity was used to infiltr4te Europe, d3stroy the local culture and control it.
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The biggest mistake of the Roman Empire. Christianity was used to infiltr4te Europe, d3stroy the local culture and control it.
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CliffCardi
Actually, Christianity didn’t become the state religion until 381 with the Edict of Thessalonica under Theodosius I.
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Actually, Christianity didn’t become the state religion until 381 with the Edict of Thessalonica under Theodosius I.
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