The Garden of Eden Myth Critiqued by Julian the Apostate (360-363 AD)

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The Roman Emperor Julian the Apostate in his book titled Against the Galileans critiqued the Garden of Eden story as a fable. Click on the below url for more Critiques on Christianity:
http://tinyurl.com/ya4d79k

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  • Julian was civilisation's last hope. Unfortunately, he failed to stop this abominable religion from plunging the western world into centuries of darkness.

  • @Timrath The only reason he failed was because he died in battle. His last words were "Galilean you have won." :-(. He was a great leader as well as a pagan.

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  • He could have saved Europe from ignarance and the Inquisition launched by the Vatican. I cannot believe people don't see this.

  • Im reading his work right now,very very fascinating

  • interesting

  • Interestingly, his veiw of the serpent acting on man's behalf is similar to the "gnostic" tradtions, where the serpent was christ, and not satan.

  • julianus was a great emperor.

  • Ave, imperator flavivsivlianvs. Great emperor qui contra christianos pugnavit. Superior than the the christian emperors.

  • Thank-you so much! I have a Roman Emperor project due soon and this helped me understand the Emperor im doing even more!

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