Can Christians Appreciate the Irony of History?

>>1481586
What an awful thread.

really good thread

>>1481643
>>1481647
t.Christian "apologists"

The real irony is that in the last days of the Roman Empire the intelligentsia no longer believed in the official religion, while plebs and demagogues adopted a foreign religion in Christianity, and today the European intelligentsia no longer believes in Christianity and there is an alliance between the underclass of muslim migrants and leftist demagogues promoting multiculturalism.

Tl;dr Christianity = Islam

>>1481685
I hope no one ever forgets that the people of the Roman Empire did not "convert" to Christianity: rather, it just happened that a few people in power or with influence adopted the religion and forced it on everyone below them.

Very unlike the myth that Christians paint, that their religion was welcomed and well-received for their acts.

>>1481685
The European intelligentsia already converted to liberalism decades, possibly centuries, ago.

>>1483102
Most intellectuals and higher-ups in society tend to ignore religious observances and disregard superstitions, what's new?

>>1482966
There was already a considerable Christian presence in Rome hundreds of years before Constantine; Paul himself was martyred there. You make it sound like everyone was pagan until Constantine flipped a switch and then suddenly everyone was Christian when in reality Rome's conversion was the product of centuries of evangelism.