Roman Cathollicism

Tracing back to Jesus of Nazareth, Roman Catholicism is one of the world's largest religions. While Roman occupation, Jesus preached to Jerusalem. For a long time after the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, the bishops spread all over the world, making "universal" churches. The spread of Christianity is a phenomenon spreading along Roman roads and is also the subject of conversation in Roman populated areas. Today the Vatican City and St. Peter's Basilica are built on Peter's grave and the Pope is considered to be the successor of Peter.

Roman culture absorbed Greek religion and rewrote its gods into Romans Emperor of Rome created their own religious doctrine and gave them semi-sacred authority ... Pope's office Like, this is also Roman invention. It is used to enhance its status. After making Christian the leader of the official cult. In the same rally, the old white man decides which viral Christian document is officially declared as the word of God, and also invents the custom of celebrating Jesus' birth at the winter solstice and his resurrection at the spring of the spring. I did ... the exact same astrological events and the use of Easter heathen as the Jews used to decide the day of the Passover Festival

Saturnalia - Christmas was originally a pagan (and Roman) holiday. In Roman mythology, Saturn is a farmer's god blessing fields and crops. Saturnalia is the Hanukkah (and therefore our light) of the winter solstice from December 17th to the 23rd. On December 25, after the death of the Roman Empire at Natalis Solis Invicti, "Unspoiled Sun's Birthday" celebrated the renewal of light and the arrival of New Year. Christmas was baptized when I first established Christian Roman emperor Constantine in power. He had a vision in a great fight with Maxentius who saw that the cross of Christ was superimposed on the sun. Special oath - with this sign you will conquer. He conquered. Since then, he has changed from Roman faith to Christianity.

Emperor Constantine (born in the year AD 280, ruled from 312 to 37 years) combined Christianity, Roman law and Greek culture, Christianizing the Roman Empire. He founded Constantinople (now Istanbul) in Byzantine in the city of Rome. Under governance he slowly unified the Roman Empire and announced a policy of forgiveness for Christians Christians was brutally repressed under the rule of former Roman Emperor Diocletian and Galerius. Constantin I was Ricinius (ruler 306-324) and ruled and was the only ruler (governed by the AD 324-337). He took office after the victory of the civil war in Rome and he regarded himself as the successor of the "good emperor" of the 2nd century. However, he dominated the tyrant, developed around his magnificent opportunity, spent a large amount of money on military campaigns and monuments.