Roman religion existed long before that. Cultural syncretism had occurred with the Etruscans and Sabines, both neighboring mediterranean civilizations. The Romans especially took a liking to the Greek gods, and eventually fashioned a polytheistic view of the world based upon these views; some gods still, were unique to the Romans, having been adopted from the sabines., such as Janus and Mithras. Other gods were adopted from the Sabine, like Opis.
Of course, Christianity was started by Jesus; His life, His followers. The Catholic movement truly originated with Constantine, and can be seen as a marking point in the history of the ability of the gospel to spread, but not perhaps a stepping stone towards any greater doctrinal understanding.
The Council of Nicea in 325 accomplished that, as well as later meetings.
It is important to understand that Christianity is the logical ending to the ancient Greek religions. Plato almost fully understood it... but Christ had not come yet.
Anways Yas Forumsros read Allegory of the Cave, and then read the Bible
Ask a satanist anything
satanist imagery was invent by christans who mish mashed all the pagan and eastern symbols they could into one mega counter to christiany. its like a ben garsion cartoon, it has multiple levels.
oh shit I almost left out France! wew lad they were militant secularists.
>Judeo-Christian belief systems have absolutely nothing to do with the long-term success or viability of historical or modern-day superpowers
Bullshit
>I'd like to know what values you're misattributing to Judeo-Christian belief systems
Most modern societies still have justice systems based (at least in origin) off the ten commandments.
>predate them by at least a few centuries, if not a millennia
Not sure what that has to do with anything. The case could be made that the further a society pushes itself from religion, the more caotic it becomes.
>self printed bibles
kinda cringe tbh, none of you can get a kick starter going to make something a bit nicer?
Ordered from amazon I dont think there is a hard back version, same publisher from when he was alive
Literally anybody who understands theology can see that there is ultimately no truth to christianity.
On what does it consist to be considered to be a "good person"?
what is this?
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