colonial christianity
Palastine is where Christianity first appeared and it was Alexander who wanted to unite the world by spreading the insights of the Greek civilization. Hellenism formed from elements of Greek origin combined with other elements taken from conquered civilizations. Many Jews were opposed to Hellenism and at the top of this struggle was a family known as the Maccabees. Jewish religion took different shapes and many parties appeared. Among which the best known are the Pharisees. All Jews believe the following two tenets: ethical mon
The Hellenistic Jewish Christians were the bridge to the Gentile world. Gentiles were joining the church in such numbers that they soon overshadowed the earlier Jewish Christian community. " Diaspora Judaism was one of the main avenues through which the new faith expanded through the Roman Empire. The fourth Gospel affirms that in Jesus the Logos or "Word" was made flash. By the time of Jesus there were sizable Jewish communities in every major city in the Roman Empire. The Roman Empire and the Hellenistic civilization provided avenues for the proclamation of the new faith. The apologists offered refutation to the arguments, which deal with the Christians believing that they will rise again after death. Conflicts rose between the Hellenistic and the Hebrew Jews. Most of the missionary work was not carried out by the apostles, but rather by the countless Christians who for different reasons traveled from place to place taking the new of the Gospel with them. ------------------------------------------------------------------------**Bibliography**A New Eusebius, 2nd rev. The Roman Empire had brought to the Mediterranean basin an unparalleled political unity. Strong connections with the land and their ancestors were described as "Diaspora.
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