2000 Years in 5 Minutes: The History of Christianity in Images
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Uploaded by davidpwithun on Jun 15, 2011
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Brother ,you are a tresure chest of wisdom.So the greek rite is the oldest or should i say the Eastern rite.I still hope that both Eastern and LATIN CHURCHES can come back together
umaara100 7 months ago
@NicholasMyra Basically what you just said is I shouldn't respond to people like you. Wise advice indeed, I shall consider it.
adrenacrumb 7 months ago
@NicholasMyra You are the one who messaged me first guy, it seems to have become your forte as well. byebye
adrenacrumb 7 months ago
@adrenacrumb This is getting quite redundant; it seems you won't be moved from a reactionary position against the Imperial Church, regardless of how polemical and generalized your position is exposed to be. I do hope you read the primary sources, and come to a more balanced, or at least a more directly informed, view. I also hope, for the sake of your well-roundedness as a person, that you stop engaging in youtube polemics.
I'm ending this discussion. Goodbye for now.
NicholasMyra 7 months ago
@adrenacrumb Theodisus did, indeed. Fortunately or unfortunately, depending upon the perspective, he did not succeed.
How did you manage to read Socrates Scholasticus in context in only a few minutes?
NicholasMyra 7 months ago
@NicholasMyra Well even that source says Theodosius spent a huge amount of time working to establish Catholicism and dispose of the Arians.
adrenacrumb 7 months ago
@adrenacrumb It's always good to read the primary sources, or contemporary histories. I'd recommend checking out Socrates Scholasticus, for example.
NicholasMyra 7 months ago
@NicholasMyra What is a good source?
adrenacrumb 7 months ago
@adrenacrumb Rome did help them, but Rome stopped helping them because, each time, the Orthodox won out in Rome. That is not the same as saying "Rome made them win", because Rome has to be on their side in the first place. Sheesh.
NicholasMyra 7 months ago
@NicholasMyra They don't get Rome, that is the argument, Rome never helps them.
adrenacrumb 7 months ago