I take no pleasure in hurting people’s religious feelings; I’m writing only for those of you who want to get to the bottom of the Jewish question. But I do insist that a critic of Christianity doesn’t mean the “rejection of Christ”.
It can mean the liberation of Christ. Let’s not confuse Christ and Christianity.
The life and philosophy of Jesus are deeply inspiring; I’m not questioning that.
Actually, my subject here is not even Christianity as such: it is the process by which Nicaean Christianity became the compulsory and exclusive religion of all Europeans, and the long-term consequences of that process.
My subject is not so much Christianity as Christianity’s war and victory over all other forms of worship and belief—a war and a victory so total that most Christians hardly know anything about the heaps of ruins on which they are standing.
Why Are We Christians? Historical Revisionism of the Conversion of the Roman Empire — Laurent Guyénot
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