... Christians were formed. ("The Great Heresies-) In the third century, the hatred of Jews continued. Two Christian theoligists, Hippolytus and Origen, elaborated on theory the Jews killed God. By the fourth century, this idea dominated Christian thinking. (Flannery) In the Edict of Milan (313CE), Emperor Constantine ... cults of his realm, even after he converted to Christianity. Ironically, he wasn't even baptized until he was on his death bed. Some believe this is because of the growing political power of the Christians in the empire. ("The Great Heresies-) Chrysostom (344-407), a highl...

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