Many pagans converted willingly, because the saints talked and debated well, convincing many that Christianity was better.

Had Rome remained Pagan, you could easily say the same thing about paganism in parts of the world where it was not prevalent becoming prevalent

Saint Patrick was both good and bad.

Condemning ancient practices and rituals not even religious.

But debated very well.

Never forget that Rome was peak civnat

*Imperial Rome

Pillip the arab; emperor of rome

Also the outright and complete destruction of religion and the perversion of pagan beliefs by Christianity

Empire is death of blood

Fuck Rome

I don't know why anyone has a hard on for late Rome at least

Early rome was cool

Roman paganism was hardly ever practiced in majority of Rome’s population. For early Rome, their deity was either the King or Consul; they simply took the Hellenic faith and adopted it with minor alternations.

Even Caesars wife was atheist.

That's literally how all Religion came to be

🤔 no?

From localized other beliefs

yes, it did

Terraria is the best religion

You should study harder, going to Mesopotamia and the levant. Even earlier to Bronze Age religions.

All religion period, I have not found any exceptions, came from the indo-European Dyeus-Phter

I have studied this quite extensively

The religions as we know it, come from Zoroastrianism and eastern Mediterranean beliefs in the Bronze Age.

Zoroastrianism came from Dyeus

E.g. Hellenic paganism was more common in the Bronze Age.

Overall, the Christian faith under Christ’s early supporters were urban folk. Christianity took centuries to reach the countryside and villages, but the cities converted first.

Christianity was hardly ever taught until relatively recently, recently being closer to the peak of the HRE

Hence the word pagan; country bumpkin

Christianity is not Jewish, but it does have a lot of the Torah in the Bible. I consider the Torah to be Hebrew mythology.

The overwhelming majority of people didn't learn about the bible, they learned about Rome

Pillip the Arab was white though @Deleted User , he was born to Julius Marinus, in Syria, which back then was Phoenician.

Like the siege of Jericho to me, is mythology.

*Not white

Their gods tearing down the wall over them shouting? Doubtful. More like an earthquake took it down or a mole under the wall, destabilizing it.

But they give credit to their Yahweh.

To me, early Israel is all mythology mostly.

Justin, don't push it, you don't want to get pushed on the shoulder and punched on the ribs by a boomer like me, I'll boomer you up so boomer like you wouldn't know what Bang to drink next

🤠

As I said, I consider all Abrahamic religions to be the most unnatural religions ever practiced by man with the exception of the atheistic cults

It's like saying Africanus was black, because of his last name.