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The point about Constantine is debated. It is much morel likely that if he did convert to Christianity, it was on his deathbed years later. He received a vision stating, “In this sign, you will prosper,” and that sign was a cross. For that reason, he stopped persecuting the Christians around 325 AD, but his actual conversion, if it happened at all, wasn’t until his deathbed. The documentary also doesn’t mention the African philosophers who helped to influence both Christianity and Islam- St. Augustine for example.
i thought the first christian emperor was justinian, and all the constantines after (?)