A Critical Interpretation of Hans Kung's Historical Analysis of the Development of the Hierarchical Church

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The idea of having one God, called monotheism, was too radical at the time to attract people to it, especially during the Roman Empire when the Caesar was considered the God of the people and there were many gods, called polytheism, for every aspect of life...
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Thus, Roman persecutions, which inevitably came, were delayed because of the makeup of the community that made up the early Christian faith. The vast majority of the first Christians were "the poor, the oppressed, the wretched, the desperate, those who were discriminated against and outcast" (P...
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