Post by Emperor AAdmin on May 15, 2024 16:23:55 GMT -5
How Christ Became King - ROBERT SEPEHR
Historians and theologians claim that the first Christian Emperor of Rome conquered Paganism by converting to Christianity during a pivotal battle during the fourth century, thereby making it the official religion of the Roman Empire. But how accurate is the account put forward by the Vatican regarding the alleged conversion of Constantine?
Basic Summary by tommy.ai
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⛪ The Vatican's influence on the rise of Christianity in the Roman Empire through Constantine's recognition.
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The Vatican is the smallest country in the world, minting its own currency and operating media outlets.
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The Vatican attributes the rise of Christianity in the Roman Empire to Constantine's recognition and victory over paganism.
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🏛️ Constantine's Arch lacks Christian symbolism despite his alleged conversion vision, featuring pagan gods instead.
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Constantine's Arch depicts pagan gods instead of Christian symbols, contradicting expectations from his alleged conversion vision.
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There is no trace of Christianity on Constantine's Monument in the years following the battle, indicating a lack of championing for the religion.
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The archaeological evidence on Constantine's Arch points towards pagan symbolism rather than Christian imagery, suggesting a different religious influence.
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⚔️ Constantine's Divine Image: Uniting Apollo, Mithras, and Jesus under his rule
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Constantine commissioned statues of himself resembling Apollo and Mithras, with divine attributes.
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Constantine combined various gods of light, including Apollo, Mithras, and Jesus, into his own image.
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Constantine portrayed himself as divinely inspired, raising questions about his true source of inspiration.
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⛪ The Transformation of Jesus into a Roman Emperor and the Uncovering of Mithraic Temples
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Jesus depicted as a Roman Emperor, symbolizing a shift in power dynamics
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Discovery of hidden Mithraic temples beneath Christian churches, showcasing the blending of religions
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Mithraic Mysteries with rituals similar to Catholic sacraments, emphasizing regeneration through sacrifice
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⚔️ Influence of Aryan mysticism on Western societies through historical figures and secret teachings.
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Madame Helena Blavatsky introduced Eastern mysticism to the West through her published works.
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Her teachings included ancient wisdom from civilizations like India, Tibet, and Egypt, influencing secret societies like the Third Reich.
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Various esoteric traditions, including those of Knights Templar and Freemasons, were inspired by Aryan mysticism.