Rome, Constantinople, Antioch, Alexandria, and Jerusalem as major autonomous centers of late Roman Christianity.
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Rome, Constantinople, Antioch, Alexandria, and Jerusalem as major autonomous centers of late Roman Christianity.
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"...And, towards the end of the Roman Empire, there are five major churches that rule collectively. The major church is in Rome, okay? Again,..."
"...Regime embarked on a massive looting campaign, ransacking palaces, bank vaults, churches, and museums. Okay, we call this asset stripping. So basically, the Bolsheviks..."
"...Jew, and that a Jew was the founder of the Christian churches of Asia."
"...Regime embarked on a massive looting campaign, ransacking palaces, bank vaults, churches, and museums. They expropriate every... Every valuable they could get, they're hands..."
"...last class, is that Christianity, it's a franchise model. So, different churches teach different things. And so, Christianity is a franchise model. So, Constantine..."
"...Constantine did was, he organized all the bishops of the different churches to come to Nicaea, it's called the Council of Nicaea, okay? In..."
"...Byzantine Empire is trying to enforce the orthodoxy on all different churches who refuse the Holy Trinity because it's such a silly idea. Okay?..."
"...will expand and expand and enforce the Holy Trinity on all churches, okay? And by 565, it is at the peak of its power...."
"...And Satan says, well, I'll just organize it, okay? I'll create churches out of it. And that's what Paul did. Jesus came to tell"
"...so what that meant was that if you stole from the churches, you'd kind of get rid of the traditional culture and all that..."
"For example, religious festivals, churches, masses. And all this money is being wasted on these religious festivals. And the third thing is monarchy. So..."
"...of the Calvinist religion, the money now no longer goes to churches, okay? Churches are meant to be simple. If you go into a..."
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