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irina1246 [14]
3 years ago
11

How did Christianity originate and spread?​

History
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borishaifa [10]3 years ago
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There is a great book I read recently called THE VARIETIES OF VERNACULAR  MYSTICISM 1350-1550. The mystic led to religious orders but mystic die and churches dwindled. So churches started listening to mystics and created favorite religious orders from them. The Holy Bible and Scriptures built the foundation of Christianity, my favorite is when the KING OF ENGLAND was set back by the first English printed Bible known as the book of John. KING OF BELGUIM was not impressed by King James. Thomas Gutenberg invented the movable type setting. A man named Rogers is the one man who does not get enough credit.  The whole Bible and the creation of Word of God started with five books written by Moses. The New Testament "Savior of Mankind". Sat idle for some 640 yrs while democrats of the day KILLED CHRIST... hahaha

They have a new pitch on the ERASER GUY... I think Jesus Christ King of Kings did his part... Faith will always drive Christianity and God loves prayers. Faith is like any other thing in this world YOU GET BACK FROM WHAT YOU INVEST...  

The story of the bible is awesome... So many moving parts.  

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