Christianity didn't win the argument, it outlawed the questions

In this clip, Darante' LaMar explains what happened to the Greco-Roman world when Christianity rose to power.

He states: "Christianity wasn't persecuted because it was true, it was challenged because it was incoherent, insular and resistant to scrutiny..."

This video exposes how Christianity didn’t triumph by persuasion - it conquered through imperial decree, crushed rival belief systems, and helped usher in the Dark Ages. From the Edict of Thessalonica to the outlawing of dissent, we trace how a once-marginal sect transformed into an *authoritarian regime* that rewrote history, erased indigenous cultures, and claimed a monopoly on truth.

This isn’t just a story from the past - it’s a stark warning about the dangers of merging religious dogma with state power.