The bishop’s speech is interpreted as conventional religious salvation: leave the foul body and live in a heavenly mansion.
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The bishop’s speech is interpreted as conventional religious salvation: leave the foul body and live in a heavenly mansion.
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The church scaled because it mirrored Roman household hierarchy and patron-client relations, letting bishops control dogma and aristocrats convert networks.
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"I met the bishop on the road and much said that he was a high religious authority."
"Those breasts are flat and fallen now. Those veins must soon be dry. Live in a heavenly mansion not in some foul stye."
"Okay. So you're fallen, right? So you've seen a lot in life. You've lived a terrible life. But don't worry. God is forgiving. If..."
"of three major wars between the Romans and the Jews okay it would be two more major wars and both both wars a lot..."
"...modeled on the paterfamilias, okay? So at the top was the bishop, okay? And the bishop was in control of something called dogma, which..."
"...of Jesus. But in this church, which is hierarchical, only the bishop or the person in charge had the right interpretation and you had..."
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