even
though, in search of formal conception, I arrive with sam pascoe which
he states that, “christianity started out in palestine as a fellowship;
it moved to greece and became a philosophy; it moved to italy and became
an institution; it moved to europe and became a culture; and, it came
to america and became an enterprise
.”
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roman expansion |
quite
a few interesting enquiries spin my mind about the formation of its
humble fellowship to its general practice until I pull in a map, which
denotes history tells us that roman rule extent their empire and reached
jerusalem where jesus was born.
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roman empire |
rome
back then was viewed as one of the earliest civilization where success
depended on military conquest, commercial predominance, as well as
selective assimilation of neighboring civilizations. right after
the collapse of the roman empire in 190AD, the vatican state precedes
early christians and adherents around the globe and turned christianity
as one of its founding legacy which led to colonization and missionary.
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buddha |
if
we attempt to examine, given that buddhism started in the 6th century
BCE and with christianity only began 2,000 years ago, was there a
possibility that our religion would turned buddhism if rome continued to
expand east and reached mainland china? with the vatican’s
appeal to christ’s sponsorship for his divinity, will rome also promote
siddhartha gautama or buddha in any case—if rome found buddha a bit
earlier than christ? can’t rome endorse their own god and they were easily captured by any man miles away?
it
is not important if a man adopt religious virtues and following
religious customs at this point. It is central to have faith and belief
of what you have learned is right or wrong as a human being.
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