How Emperor Theodosius Ended Paganism in the Roman World, A Catholic Perspective

The Church’s Early Battles: Socrates Scholasticus’ Church History
Socrates Scholasticus was one of the great historians of the early Church, continuing where Eusebius left off. Writing in the 5th century, he documented the struggles, theological controversies, and triumphs of Christianity from the reign of Constantine to his own time. His Church History offers rare insights into the Arian crisis, the role of emperors in shaping doctrine, and the perseverance of the faithful through turbulent times.
In this episode, we delve into Socrates’ account and explore how the early Church navigated heresies, persecution, and the challenge of maintaining unity. What can we learn from their experiences today?
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[@kenofken9458]

He only ended Pagan religion temporarily.
We're still very much here and alive today and growing like no time in the past two thousand years.

[@heroiclives1278]

He did give the western world a reprieve but you’re right, it’s back