Breakdown: This structure allows for a thorough exploration of the provocative theory that Christianity was a Roman creation, presenting the reasons in a logical and compelling manner. Read more

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Introduction The Story The Moment of Doubt Jesus’ Rescue The Moral Breakdown of Key Points This retelling of the story of Peter walking on water with Jesus serves as a powerful metaphor for the importance of faith, trust, and focusing on the guidance of those who support us. Read more

Introduction Many paintings and movies depict Jesus Christ as a blue-eyed, blonde-haired white European man. However, this widely accepted image is actually a portrayal of Cesare Borgia, the son of Pope Alexander VI. This narrative was crafted during the Renaissance to maintain power and control. This breakdown explores the true origins of Jesus’ depiction and… Read more

Introduction In 325 AD, Emperor Constantine sought to consolidate power in the Roman Empire by converting to Christianity. This pivotal moment led to the Council of Nicaea, where Christianity was established as the official religion of the empire, and the accepted texts of the Bible were chosen. 1. Constantine’s Conversion and the Council of Nicaea… Read more