There are more than obvious political reasons why Constantine (272-337) would have turned to favoring the Christians, shortly after his predecessor Diocletian had still gorily persecuted them for the last time (303 CE). The waves of persecutions of Christians in … Weiterlesen →
The Great Fire of Rome in Juli 64 CE arose from the merchant shops around the Circus Maximus, where flammable goods had been stored. It went on for about ten days and destroyed about two thirds of the huge city. … Weiterlesen →
Concerning the third and last Roman-Jewish war, caused by the Bar-Kokhba Revolt (132-136 CE), repeatedly one can read: „The Christians sided with the Romans.“ That sentence makes hardly sense, because the Christians were an illicit religion in the Roman Empire … Weiterlesen →
(by Joachim Elschner-Sedivy, Lic.Theol., Munich, Germany, October 16, 2020) As to the topic of human nutrition, Torah, the Jewish law (the „Pentateuch“ or „Five Books of Moses“), is characterized by three steps of argumentation. First step: In Genesis 1,29, humans … Weiterlesen →