were was christianity

[infamousjonrhodes]

created as a religion,what non jews didnt worship jewish bibles were jewish bibles written in the time of jesus?what country was first to adapt religion christianity

[reggie_love]

Wh...

What?

[bumble]

Israel

[Mashleshmash]

wtf?

[Daily]

DRUGS

[infamousjonrhodes]

ill let that speak for itself

[infamousjonrhodes]

dark times are upons you bitch ass cowards

[Mashleshmash]

Nunnamaker motherfucker.

[infamousjonrhodes]

i just like to demonstrate how easily offended people can become

[Sick Boy]

I'M PISSED! .... but your lack of punctuation just makes you look like an idiot, and not the clever kind...

[Sick Boy]

oh, and ban please?

[infamousjonrhodes]

Sickboy, there not going to ban me ive been on this site since 2006 on totse as crazymofojon1

[infamousjonrhodes]

i like the crowd that did stick this shit around but generally people that joined in 2010 are faggot asswhips

[Mashleshmash]

Assuming people actually joined in 2010. LOL

[Ebola]

Originally Posted by kkkrips

created as a religion,what non jews didnt worship jewish bibles were jewish bibles written in the time of jesus?what country was first to adapt religion christianity

Christianity began with a group of followers ("disciples") who followed Jesus (who was Jewish). After his death his popularity increased and the movement gained followers.

The Jewish "bible", the Torah, was written in Hebrew and many later translations in Greek and Latin followed. It is also known as the "Five books of Moses" and is the first five parts of the Christian bible. They were written hundreds of years before Jesus, and most are copies of older and never found documents, so dating the "original" is close to impossible.

The first "country" to adapt Christianity was the Roman Empire. During in the final campaign of Emperor Constantin, the story says he had a dream (or vision) before the Battle of Chrysopolis. In the dream he conqoured and won under the "sign of Christ". So he swore to make Christianity the state religion of the Roman Empire if he won. When it came to battle his army carried crosses as banners and they did indeed win. After that Constantin changed the state religion and also renamed the ancient city of Byzantium to Constantinople and it became the new center for his empire and religion (in 324 AD).

[GoodbyeSoberDay]

Ok the jews throughout history were nomadic people after getting kicked out of their homes and enslaved by egyptions. Between then and hundreds of years laters the Romans came and conquered everyone but allowed the jews to keep their jewish bible "The torah".

Then Jesus came and died, and his disciples went each different direction and told people about God taking the form of a man. And they all wrote a piece of the bible, the new testimate "Christian bible" is many perspectives of the same events plus a little more.

Anyways word broke out about Jesus and just like high school, rumors and storys spread out, so much the Romans had to disgard their gods and adapt christianity because they feared their empire would fall apart. Thus createing the Roman Catholic Church, which broke off many more times since.

[Ambient]

Originally Posted by Ebola

The first "country" to adapt Christianity was the Roman Empire.

Not the first.

[Ebola]

Originally Posted by Devotion

Not the first.

Well, technically your right; the Armenians did it about 40 years before, but shortly after they became a client state of the Roman Empire and after that of the Persians, so I didn´t really think of them as an independent country.

[Ambient]

Originally Posted by Ebola

Well, technically your right; the Armenians did it about 40 years before, but shortly after they became a client state of the Roman Empire and after that of the Persians, so I didn´t really think of them as an independent country.

Roman empire certainly popularized, but was it the first nation to experience Christianity? The obvious answer seems to be no, twas Israel.

[Ebola]

Originally Posted by Devotion

Roman empire certainly popularized, but was it the first nation to experience Christianity? The obvious answer seems to be no, twas Israel.

Experience mayby, but not adapt. Israel didn´t adapt Christianity as a religion until modern times and still have Judaism as state religion.

[Ambient]

Originally Posted by Ebola

Experience mayby, but not adapt. Israel didn´t adapt Christianity as a religion until modern times and still have Judaism as state religion.

Okay. Your talking about a Christianity being the official religion of a nation-state. I am talking about the presence of Christianity in a geographical area; whether that be official, unofficial, persecuted, adored, underground or what have you.