Is Christianity the most forced meme of all time?

>>1247765
Yes.

Constantine was a forced memer, and his legacy lives on in /his/.

>>1247765
Nah, atheism was more forced during the 2000's than Roman during Constantine's reign.

>>1247765
If the truth is a meme then yes

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>>1247792

>truth

No, that's a spook my property

>>1247775
THIS!

Romans didnt give a fuck about whoever they concquereds religion as long as they payed taxes

>inb4 shit spelling

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>>1247767
>Constantine was a forced memer
Your post is a forced meme.

>>1247765
Close third to Islam and Communism

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>>1247775
>>1247828
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decline_of_Greco-Roman_polytheism

>From the 350s, new laws prescribed the death penalty for those who performed or attended pagan sacrifices, and for the worshipping of idols;[25] temples were shut down,[2][24] and the traditional Altar of Victory was removed from the Senate.[26] There were also frequent episodes of ordinary Christians destroying, pillaging, desecrating, vandalizing many of the ancient pagan temples, tombs and monuments.[27][28][29][30]

>Gratian appropriated the income of the Pagan priests and Vestal Virgins, confiscated the personal possessions of the priestly colleges and ordered the removal of the Altar of Victory.[51] The colleges of Pagan priests also lost all their privileges and immunities. Gratian declared that all of the Pagan temples and shrines were to be confiscated by the government and that their revenues were to be joined to the property of the royal treasury.[52]

etc. etc. etc.

>>1248054
>hypatia meme

>>1248359
hypatia is real, unlike god

>>1248013
Where do those numbers come from?