[muawiyah]

Gee whiz, I dunno' but I'm working on it. First, the interesting discovery of Indian DNA in Scottish natives, the arrival of St. Gildas from beyond the Wall (in Scotland) about 500 AD, and the insertion of what are clearly the doctrines of Ahemsa (total pacifism) into Christian tradition and doctrine at that time ~ every sermon the guy left behind is telling people to quit warring on each other and just surrender ~ wild stuff ~ to be read later!

Before that Christianity was a tad more vigorous and disposing of heretics was done up front with fire and the sword!

Soon as I figure that one out, I'll be moving back to the 200s ~ which gets me a lot closer eh~!

[vladimir998]

“Before that Christianity was a tad more vigorous and disposing of heretics was done up front with fire and the sword!”

You’re wrong. As usual. How can you be this wrong this often? Seriously, it’s as if you put effort into simply getting everything in history wrong or skewed.