Christian Subversion And Missionary Activities - 4

[Pandyan]

Julian was Caesar for 5 years (all that time restricted in power by his cousin Constantius) and Emperor (Augustus) for only 3 years of which considerable time was spent in the Persian campaign. If he had stayed to see through the proper implementation of his edicts (instead of fighting in Persia against Sapor), there might have been some hope for Hellenism. I think he was far too tolerant of Xtians. While we might think of that tolerance as some great virtue, all the miseries that the world has endured as a result of Xtianity could have been prevented if he had just wiped them out. Xtians at this time were still a minority in the Roman Empire. The Roman military was largely Mithraic. I wish it had been done.

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Don't forget tolerance and sickularism. That crap never works against desert cults. All Julian did was promote equality and tolerance of all faiths, and he got assassinated.

Xtians celebrate his death.

<img src='http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/63/Saint_Mercurius_killing_Iulian.jpg' border='0' alt='user posted image' />

Nothing has changed in so many years.

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"Whilst the pagan priests neglect the poor, the hated Galileans devote themselves to works of charity, and by a display of false compassion have established and given effect to their pernicious errors. See their love-feasts, and their tables spread for the indigent. Such practice is common among them, and causes a contempt for our gods."<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->