The History of Christianity: From Birth to Medieval Influence History

What if everything you know about early Christianity is a sanitized fairy tale? ✝️ This is the unflinching saga of a faith forged in Roman torture chambers, splintered by emperors’ whims, and weaponized in Crusader bloodbaths. The truth is darker—and more fascinating—than any sermon.Unlock censored history:✅ Roman executioners gambling over Jesus’ robe as he choked on the cross.✅ Secret Gnostic gospels buried for 1,600 years—with teachings that terrified the Vatican.✅ Constantine’s vision at Milvian Bridge: Divine revelation or political PR stunt? ⚔️✅ How the Council of Nicaea voted on God’s identity—and exiled bishops who disagreed.✅ Crusaders roasting children on spits in Jerusalem’s streets (Ch.13’s hidden chronicles).”Finally exposes the power struggles behind ‘holy’ doctrines. The chapter on medieval indulgences reveals how the Church sold paradise like real estate. Large print is essential for absorbing dense theological debates.”— Dr. Eleanor Vance, Oxford Theological StudiesA Pope’s Shocking Admission:”If God does not exist, everything is permitted.”— Attributed to Innocent III (c. 1200)(Explore his brutal Albigensian Crusade in Chapter 13… where 20,000 were slaughtered for “heresy.”)Why This Book Transcends Faith ✅:FROM CATACOMBS TO CATHEDRALS: 20 chapters tracing Jewish rebels → Roman state religion → Protestant revolts.LARGE PRINT CRITICAL: Decipher ancient creeds, papal bulls, and Reformation manifestos with ease.POWER BROKERS UNMASKED: How slave-philosophers shaped theology (Ch.6), queens funded heresy hunts (Ch.12), and bankers bankrolled the Inquisition (Ch.17).HIDDEN WIRING: Why Christmas hijacked Saturnalia 🎄 (Ch.7), monks hoarded classical texts (Ch.10), and indulgences sparked Luther’s rage (Ch.16).⚠️ Not for the Devoutly Delicate: This book exposes saints owning slaves (Ch.9), popes commissioning assassins (Ch.12), and burned “witches” screaming Psalms 🔥. Holiness often wore bloodstained robes.👉 CLICK “ADD TO CART” to confront Christianity’s untamed past. (Your faith—or skepticism—will emerge transformed.)