The threat of the Christians in the early days of Rome and subsequently was enormous; they were a bare handful and they were shaking up the entire Roman empire, to the point that Rome was concerned for about three centuries with this problem of the Christians. How in the world were they to deal with these people? Because they were threatening to take over the empire simply by their governmental ways. They were creating a higher obedience. Just as the apostles had said at the beginning "we must obey God rather than men" so again and again men in one area of Roman life after another were exercising dominion. Asserting the priority of their Allegiance to God.


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Rousas John Rushdoony Quotes

The threat of the Christians in the early days of Rome and subsequently was enormous; they were a bare handful and they were shaking up the entire...

The threat of the Christians in the early days of Rome and subsequently was enormous; they were a bare handful and they were shaking up the entire...

The threat of the Christians in the early days of Rome and subsequently was enormous; they were a bare handful and they were shaking up the entire...

The threat of the Christians in the early days of Rome and subsequently was enormous; they were a bare handful and they were shaking up the entire...