Thank you!

Check the history of the synod of Nicea. It was held close to the end of the reign of Constantine.

Interesting. Do you have material that can attest to this theory? Growing up I hated this part of history so never really studied it but lately have found this time period to be more interesting.

Islam was more inline with what the early christians of that region believed. Islam was preferred to fighting with other christians from Greece about whether or not Jesus was a prophet or the son of God. These early christians never accepted Jesus as supernatural.

1200 years. They(originally) could not accept that Jesus was God in human form. They put their foot down to that. The idea of the Supreme Being taking human form was sacrilegious. Christianity divided into three branches. It’s easy to see how Islam evolved from early, east African Christianity. Allah is so holy that you can not form his image in art.

I wonder if the Christians lost this region because they became tolerant of Islam? Kind of like what happened to the Jewish in Germany in the 30's. Or.. Count the other nations that accepted what could not happen to them. Seeing any similarities in America?? Just saying.

Solution: glass and rubble

Just another fine example of 'tolerance of others' and 'celebrating diversity'.