This is all false . Romans forced it on Armenians . Study vahan setyan falsification of Armenian history . This is all propaganda to eliminate ancient Armenian history
This is the "religious" point of view of this history. The political (and more pressing) reason why Trdat (his name in Armenian) converted his nation was to preserve his nation (something Armenia and Armenians still fight for to this day) He knew that they'd be one day swallowed by a bigger empire like Rome or the Persians so if you have a religious difference, you're less likely to assimilate. Mashdots creating the alphabet also helped Armenia become unique and independent from a "bigger" culture swallowing them up. Zoroastrianism also wasn't the Persian version in Armenia. Armenia had a pantheon much like Greece and Rome, with gods and goddesses, and there were elements of "Zoroastrianism" in it. Romans were continuously pushing Armenia to join their empire, even suggesting that the religions were similar.
Shallow analysis because it easily could've been both out of sincere faith and political reasons those two would not necessarily be separated in those times there's no such thing as secularism its not how they understood and interacted with the world as of then merely its a modern nationalist origin myth for the creation of a nation state.
*Orthodox Stop fighting over which one of you was the first Christian nation!!!* Both eastern and western Christians need to behave and act proper and united in the Face of Jesus. It's like a bunch of siblings running around instead of sitting in maturity during a family photo.
I live in Glendale. Evangelizing Armenian's is difficult. They all think they are Christian because they are Armenian. It's sad, most of them will hear, "Depart from me, I never knew you.,"
You’re making a huge mistake in this video. Armenians were NOT Zoroastrians they had their own pagan faith with various different gods not Zoroastrian you are repeating debunked history.
@@StoicHistorian the vast majority of Armenians never followed Zoroaster never had the Avesta or had any connection to the form of Zoroastrianism from Persia. The pagan gods of Armenia has COMPLETELY different attributes and characteristics, there were some linguistic impacts from Parthian but the pagan gods were completely different.
The Arsacid dynasty of Armenia was of Iranian/Parthian stock, they were definitely worshippers of Ahura Mazda: "Nothing is known of the religion of the Parni before they entered Parthia, but it seems likely that it was essentially the ancient Iranian polytheism, perhaps already influenced by Zoroastrianism. The immigrants are known to have adopted the Parthians’ language, and with it they presumably took over elements of their culture, including their more evolved, Zoroastrian religion. Since, moreover, it is politically expedient for ruler and ruled to be of one faith, it may reasonably be assumed that, at least from the time they seized power, the Arsacids were professed Zoroastrians."
Ethiopia is a good friend nation but they came second to adopting Christianity. We do share similar alphabet also. Again Ethiopia came second to that also. Much love.
ethiopia was the first christian country !Three hundred years after Ethiopia accepted Christianity, Rome became a Christian state! Armenia was a part of Roman Empire!
@@esraeltamrat6346 Armenia was a client Kingdom of rome, there’s no evidence outside of oral myth that Ethopia accepted Christianity until at least 30 years after Armenia
Our Heavenly Father said everyone put the 🍎 s back in the basket of rebellious angels he called false gods in his commandments and there is a pads with wings section of his discipline and we bend the wings section. Our Heavenly Father called king or queen false idols in his commandments and they took many measures to rebellion of false idolism.
There was no catholics or orthodox but instead the one true church. And by the way, the majority of Christians at that time believed the holy spirit proceeded from the father only
@@armen4ok280 not true. The word 'Catholic' was used In a letter to the church in Smyrna circa 110 AD written by St. Ignatius of Antioch. Who was saint Ignatius of Antioch? He was a disciple of John the Apostle. There is a letter of Clement who was Pope Clement dated 96 AD.
armenia became weak after being a christian state. the invested in building churchers, in the cities of ani they built thousands of churches. the the worst thing was any armenian with othet faith was considered as non armrnian. the turks in the other hand were free to yo believe any religion, so, we can find shamanism, tengrism, budism, ortodox, judaism and islam among turks
Because it’s a fact, and facts don’t care about your feelings. Did you even watch the video? Or your rasist mentality doesn’t allow you to accept the truth?
Love to all Armenian and Georgian Christian brothers and sisters...Love and prayers from India...
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Thanks for making a historical video on Armenia it’s very rare to find historical content on Armenia
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Please search vahan setyan - falsification of Armenian history . Great great information and very important
This is all false . Romans forced it on Armenians . Study vahan setyan falsification of Armenian history . This is all propaganda to eliminate ancient Armenian history
St Gregory the Illuminatore, the follower of St Bartholomew and St.Thaddeus the apsotles of God, God bless his humble soul
The apostles, Christos, DIDN’T physically exist. Are you morons?? They are the 12 messengers or signs. The early orthodox were the esotericists.
Thank You for Truth🎉
May God Bless You All in Yeshua's Mighty Irreplaceable Name. Thank You so very much.
Bro really did combine episcopal and apostolic into a new word
This could be a movie.
This is the "religious" point of view of this history. The political (and more pressing) reason why Trdat (his name in Armenian) converted his nation was to preserve his nation (something Armenia and Armenians still fight for to this day) He knew that they'd be one day swallowed by a bigger empire like Rome or the Persians so if you have a religious difference, you're less likely to assimilate. Mashdots creating the alphabet also helped Armenia become unique and independent from a "bigger" culture swallowing them up. Zoroastrianism also wasn't the Persian version in Armenia. Armenia had a pantheon much like Greece and Rome, with gods and goddesses, and there were elements of "Zoroastrianism" in it. Romans were continuously pushing Armenia to join their empire, even suggesting that the religions were similar.
Oh thank God one of the few Armenians with a brain on how beliefs circulate.
Shallow analysis because it easily could've been both out of sincere faith and political reasons those two would not necessarily be separated in those times there's no such thing as secularism its not how they understood and interacted with the world as of then merely its a modern nationalist origin myth for the creation of a nation state.
Awesome video browski. Thank you for making content about Armenian History. Good luck with your channel 🍀
Great video !
Thank you!
Armenia is proudly an old country with an incredible history. Greetings from Mexico.
Great video and very interesting history!
Amen und Respekt thank you Jesus 🇦🇲✋️
Gregory and the king were also cousins. The king also built a church for every Christian woman he murdered.
From india ❤️❤️
@Rus_and_NATO_Slayersick racist, are you persian, what the hell.
Last words of script. Should that be 1,700 years? You said 17,000 years. Curious
Yeah my b, math is not my strong suit
seventeen HUNDRED years (1,700) -- NOT "seventeen thousand years"
*Orthodox Stop fighting over which one of you was the first Christian nation!!!* Both eastern and western Christians need to behave and act proper and united in the Face of Jesus. It's like a bunch of siblings running around instead of sitting in maturity during a family photo.
I live in Glendale. Evangelizing Armenian's is difficult. They all think they are Christian because they are Armenian. It's sad, most of them will hear, "Depart from me, I never knew you.,"
You’re making a huge mistake in this video. Armenians were NOT Zoroastrians they had their own pagan faith with various different gods not Zoroastrian you are repeating debunked history.
There was a large number of Zoroastrians Armenians and also Armenians that practiced a form of Zoroastrianism that incorporated their own gods
@@StoicHistorian the vast majority of Armenians never followed Zoroaster never had the Avesta or had any connection to the form of Zoroastrianism from Persia. The pagan gods of Armenia has COMPLETELY different attributes and characteristics, there were some linguistic impacts from Parthian but the pagan gods were completely different.
The Arsacid dynasty of Armenia was of Iranian/Parthian stock, they were definitely worshippers of Ahura Mazda: "Nothing is known of the religion of the Parni before they entered Parthia, but it seems likely that it was essentially the ancient Iranian polytheism, perhaps already influenced by Zoroastrianism. The immigrants are known to have adopted the Parthians’ language, and with it they presumably took over elements of their culture, including their more evolved, Zoroastrian religion. Since, moreover, it is politically expedient for ruler and ruled to be of one faith, it may reasonably be assumed that, at least from the time they seized power, the Arsacids were professed Zoroastrians."
At 3:45, does the narrator say …35 Christian “non” women…? What?
@@clarino2 nun women
@@StoicHistorian Thank you for the clarification.
@@clarino2 of course
Very good !!!
Thank you for watching!!
Ethiopia was the world‘s first Christian nation.
Armenia 301 AD Ethiopia 305 AD
Ethiopia is a good friend nation but they came second to adopting Christianity. We do share similar alphabet also. Again Ethiopia came second to that also. Much love.
How, please explain 🤗 was Jesus there?
No, Jesus Christ was not alive when Armenians adopted Christianity as a national religion
@@Random_derasdosik_ahh_blud Please read the Bible and get the facts straight (Acts 8:26-40). Thank you so much.📖✨
Did he say for next 17,000 years?
One too many zeros
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@Rus_and_NATO_Slayer troll
What about Ethiopia
A little bit after Armenia
@@StoicHistorian armenias are true Christians. Love from Ethiopia
ethiopia was the first christian country !Three hundred years after Ethiopia accepted Christianity, Rome became a Christian state! Armenia was a part of Roman Empire!
@@esraeltamrat6346 Armenia was a client Kingdom of rome, there’s no evidence outside of oral myth that Ethopia accepted Christianity until at least 30 years after Armenia
@@esraeltamrat6346 Armenia wasn't part of the Roman empire when it adopted Christianity. Armenia was an independent kingdom .....
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The first of so so many
So so so so many
7:01 17,000 years😆
Why you are speaking so fast to try explaining history?
I just like to get to the point that I am trying to get to, nothing more or less
🔞because it is lie😄
@Rus_and_NATO_SlayerIslam is gay
Why are you listening so slowly?
Our Heavenly Father said everyone put the 🍎 s back in the basket of rebellious angels he called false gods in his commandments and there is a pads with wings section of his discipline and we bend the wings section. Our Heavenly Father called king or queen false idols in his commandments and they took many measures to rebellion of false idolism.
17,000 years of Christanity? Funny how while people on good faith try to set the record straight and get history right, they simply muddy the waters.
I meant and wrote down 1,700 said the wrong number
@StoicHistorian No worries. It was an honest mistake, no doubt.
Jesus Christ be with you
And with you
@Rus_and_NATO_Slayer no legitimate arguments. You need mental health or logic and philosophy classes
Which Christianity? Probably The True Christianity: Catholicism. Catholics were escaping the persecution of Emporer Diocletian.
There was no catholics or orthodox but instead the one true church. And by the way, the majority of Christians at that time believed the holy spirit proceeded from the father only
@@armen4ok280 not true. The word 'Catholic' was used In a letter to the church in Smyrna circa 110 AD written by St. Ignatius of Antioch. Who was saint Ignatius of Antioch? He was a disciple of John the Apostle. There is a letter of Clement who was Pope Clement dated 96 AD.
@@matthewvelazquez2013 catholic is a normal word with a meaning
armenia became weak after being a christian state. the invested in building churchers, in the cities of ani they built thousands of churches. the the worst thing was any armenian with othet faith was considered as non armrnian. the turks in the other hand were free to yo believe any religion, so, we can find shamanism, tengrism, budism, ortodox, judaism and islam among turks
Im Armenian and I agree with that 100%
Yes iam armenian muslim iam agree this religion have made armenians weak..let them europeans be with that jesus cult
source: trust me bro
This dynasty was of Iranian/Parthian stock.
Arabia was the first.
Second Ethiopia
My Armenian great-grandfather was named Gregory…
Axumite epire olso the first cristan empire in tje world
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How can you boldly say that Armenia is the fist nation to embrace Jesus and his teachings.. lol
Because it’s a fact, and facts don’t care about your feelings. Did you even watch the video? Or your rasist mentality doesn’t allow you to accept the truth?
georgia was firs christian country
Georgia was third, possibly second. Check out my video on king mirian iii of iberia
says no one else but Georgians
Armenians,Georgians,Ethiopians,Syrians,Egyptians,Indians, Assyrians, the first peoples to accept Christ.
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