The Controversy Of Constantine's Conversion To Christianity | Secrets Of Christianity | Real History
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- History tells us that the Roman Emperor Constantine converted to Christianity in the 4th century. But did Christianity conquer Rome or did pagan Rome conquer Christianity?
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It was a political decision, he blended pagan beliefs and Christianity. Never about any repentance or belief .
I enjoyed it. Nice work.
“Constantine was a fox and we live in a world full of snakes” A message given to me by the One True God ❤
They say he got baptized in his deathbed. Does that count or it is too late for him?
@@Animalsandwildlife.7527 it's not for me to judge. I had not heard that before. His mother appeared to be a true Believer, and prayed for him continuously. May peace be upon them both.
@@polarisjustdothework2258 He was a typical politician. That what politicians do best.
@@Animalsandwildlife.7527 Amen!!
When the Emperor Constantine declared himself to be the Summus Pontifex, what followed was more than ten centuries of Dark Ages, during which time people who professed Christ rather than Mary or the Popes, people who denied transubstantiation, were fed to lions or burned at the stake.
During the Dark Ages, for a common person to read the Bible was a sin for which there was no forgiveness; and so the people were spoon-fed from the papist pulpit.
The Bible was said to exist only in the Latin text and the common and largely illiterate people could learn the stories that were in the Bible from paintings and stained glass windows.
Those who first made the Bible available in the language of the people were killed
for their trouble; but when Martin Luther quoted Paul, of all people, the Protestant Reformation began.
The gospel that saves is that Christ accomplished everything needed to save you from sin and death when he died on the cross for sins. The cross took your sin problem out of the way already, and through his resurrection you can have free righteousness on Christ’s behalf through faith (2 Cor 5:21, Rom 4:24-25; Rom 5:1). Do you believe this? Do you trust this gospel?
By trusting his death and resurrection for your salvation and adding no other works or church traditions you are sealed with the Holy Ghost (Eph 1:13, Rom 4:5). This latter “no works” disclaimer is necessary for all those who would make God’s grace powerless to save by adding any necessary work to Christ’s finished work (e.g. baptism, confessions, prayers, experiences, etc.)
Amen
It was not the cross. It was the chi rho.
They've also got wrong Saturnalia that ends in the 23rd december. This thing is rigged as hell.
I love churros
So it wasn’t Jesus’s message of peace and love that was the converting force, it was the symbol of the cross?
That was the converting force specially to how early Christianity established itself amongst the poor and downtrodden but also that Christianity actively sought out converts and inspired faith which fueled said missions from the city of the Roman empire to the mountains of Armenia.
Christianity profoundly became a historic force since it completely disregarded economic and political incentives to convert kingdoms and tribes during it's early centuries and after the fall of the Western Empire.
History is written by the winner.
It is not impossible that Constantine rewrote the Holy Bible based on his political desires & needs.
Some of Simcha's ideas are wacky and some seem obvious as he said, hiding in plain sight.
History is a powerful force.... True history even moreso...
Seek truth - do not trust in man.
God works mightily ❤ His prophecies are true and unfolding. Jesus is Truth. He is the Way, the Truth and the Life. No man comes to the Father except through Him.
Vikings did the same thing in France. And then conquered England in 1066. And some people think religion isn’t used for power 😅
Been saying this bs since Constantine time
I haven’t watched this yet, but if the researcher is Simka, (yeah right, he is so unbiased) we already know what his findings are going to be --/ guaranteed.
Yes that's why in Rome they hide the truth in valts
Even so, Constantine is dead. And God laughs in eternity.
And after death then there is judgment.
Hebrews 9:27 KJV
And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment:
Laughing through tears.
Constantine the Great is one of the most important people in Christianity
Considering Constantine outlawed many essential Christian practices…
After his conversion?
@@kuyab9122 he was never a genuine follower of the Messiah Christ. Actions matter, not words or folklore.
@robertbialozynski6334
I think in reading his many accounts that Constantine genuinely believed in JC but is ultimately a horrible person,
He did try to make centralized which during the time Christianity was scattered and was having it's early shisms with arianism and Donatism.
Where's the part about ancient aliens?
The followers of Yeshua kept the Sabbath and God's commands. They did what Yeshua taught. " worship GOD and serve HIM only- Matt. 4:10
He had a lot of guts, Constantine made Christianity imperial.he did the hardest thing, keeping everybody happy!
He might’ve been a psychopath because they are able to take big risks without flinching. A lot of CEO’s are psychopaths, they are often very successful. He reminds me of Joseph Smith.
This is story is similar to Henry 8th and Thomas Cromwell
Constantine's lies were on steroids 😫😅
What emerges out of this pseudo conversion of Constantine is a faith that ultimately is far removed from the faith taught by the Lord Jesus and His inspired apostles in the New Covenant writings. New Covenant Christianity knows nothing of a Christian society endorsed and protected by a secular ruler or government. Nor does anyone who comes to true faith in Jesus by a vision or a dream. Romans 10:10-17. Constantine may have seen a vision or had a dream, but that is the work of Satan not God.
2 Thessalonians 2:8-14. Revelation 13:16; 16:13.
Jesus said that His Kingdom is not of this world. He did not send his apostles and His disciples into the world to build a Christian civilization or particular nation states! Emphatically not.
I've been trying to tell otters about this. He centered himself, which the elites no doubt caught onto and have continued to bastardize Christianity for themselves. Freaking Tax exemption since Ancient times blows my mind. It shows how intentional it's all been. Christianity doesn't need to be destroyed. It needs to be saved.
"He did not send his apostles and His disciples into the world to build a Christian civilization or particular nation states! Emphatically not."
Ever heard of The Great Commission?
"Therefore go and make disciples of all NATIONS, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit," (Matthew 28:19, NIV)
@kuyab9122 That is exactly what I was saying. My Kingdom is NOT of this world. The great commission is about making disciples out from all nations etc. Baptizing THEM etc.... The Greek is quite clear about baptizing only disciples into the evangelical faith. We agree. Revelation 5:9,10 complements Matthew 28:18-20.
Eusebius also added John 6:4 which added 2 years to the Messiah's ministry, which was about a years. Even Eusebius said that is was about a year.
Mitra in Sanskrit is Sun God. So Mitras must have been of Indo Aryan origin.
Jesus was not an anti Roman rebel.
Roman empire was the last beast in daniel..
And this beast was destroyed by islamic kheliphet ..
The stone 🪨 destroyed the beast
Wait. Couldn’t they have broken off the crosses ?
maybe , maybe not .
The cross /stake is the supposed instrument of death. So if you died in a car. People will wear a car or a wrecked car necklace on there neck as in memory of you. You People need take another look .
Follower of the christ.
Cross was pagan symbol Egyptian Greek Slavic
One Slavs have yet appeared in Europe.
The Cross is pretty obvious since you know the "Crucifixion of Jesus Christ"
The Chinro is a acronym written in Koine Greek taking the first letters of Jesus Christ, The Bible (The New Testament) itself was originally in Koine Greek.
Egyptian?, Sure bro Nubia and Ethiopia next door were the first christian Kingdoms
No shit. The Romans were known for crucifying people. Again, Romans.
The devil is testing the faiths of Christians with this video.
BUT WHO MADE MADE JESUS A CHRISTIAN OR WAS THAT HIS BIRTH NAME🤔
Jesus is not Christian. He is the Christ. Christians follow Jesus - in the Book of Isaiah - before Christ is born, it is prophesied - ”For unto us a Child is born, Unto us a Son is given; And the government will be upon His shoulder. And His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.“ - Isaiah 9:6 NKJV
The biggest con....Christianity. How can one of the youngest religion alongside Islam be the one true religion, when the oldest known religion's are Hinduism, Judaism, and the good old Paganism. Putting the horse before the cart.
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Christianity spread is pretty clear even in secular eyes.
1) It actively sought to convert and as a historic force it had the attributes which disregarded economic and geographical incentives which enabled it to holdout in even isolated pockets, Remember Christianity even before Rome Converted were already the state religion of Armenia and Ethiopia while various Germanic Tribes had already converted.
2) Christianity offered more during the 3rd century crisis. It provided safety nets and Christianity emphasis on charity and repentance means that specifically target those in the lower caste of society
3) It's attractive to Women, Remember in the Ancient World wives were more of a property of the patriach. Christianity enforcement of monogamy and the agreement that the husband would provide and stay faithful gave it a significant edge, specially in Constantine case since his mother was a Christian.
4) Christianity is intellectual,
Not to the pretentious kind but the christianity actively studied itself and the world, that might be antithetical to the current image of Christianity but Christianity even today is the largest patron of arts and science. Again what I mean by intellectual is that Christianity and also Islam is that both developed to explain and investigate the nature of their faith which on the long term enabled doctrines to be codified and expand, Something which Hinduism struggled with during India's early independence and even today.
The biggest con is the sand cresent moon with huge gamecube in the middle of fungus infested marble floor. You know how their operandi works to join more members...
either convert or unlives.... or high taxes during the stealing of Constantinople by modern day bird sounding place found in further southeast of europe.
👁️👁️⚖️✝️🩸👑🍞💧🌡️😡🌪️🌋👂👀⏳,, No, constantine lied ! The old "if you can't beat them "join" them / the enemy of my enemy is my friend/hegelian dialect predictive programing mind games thesis antithesis synthesis