Did the Christianity destroyed the society and culture of Imperium

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>>1339943
No and it continues to preserve them.

Barbarians did.

>>1339952
I'm talking about ancient Rome, 600 BC - 400 AD.

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>>1339968
There is only one Rome.

>>1339963
What about the expansion of the Christianity and the Cynics and Cynicism?

What about Epictetus, Martial and Juvenal and their vews on beggars?

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>>1339943

>>1339943
No. All empires wax and wane. Christianity arose at the time Rome was at it's maximum extent (remember Christ lived only a few decades after Julius Caesar).

I would argue Rome's overreach is what spurred its decline. Hiring border tribes to protect your border from other border tribes can only play out as a strategy for so long.

>>1339943
Rome destroyed the society and culture of Rome. The Augustan solution's main flaw was always the question of succession. This lead to a constant cycle of civil war, purge, and counter purge. This left a weakened society that was unable to cope with plagues and to a lesser extant barbarian invasion.

No, German pagans did.

>Did islam destroy persia

Christcucks: yes religion of war!!! muh zoroastring based aryans

>Did Christianity destroy rome

Christcucks: No religion of peace!!! muh barbarians not aryans