>Emperor Constantine who founded Christianity and created the current Bible never converted to Christianity despite forcing Rome to christianize

What did Constantine know about the fabrication of Christianity that he outright rejected it even through his death? He knew something we didn't.

>>17830327 (OP)
You sound like a schizophrenic and I didn’t read the giant essay in your picture. Get help

>>17830335
Aren't you even curious why the person who adopted Christianity as Rome's state religion never converted to it?

>>17830327 (OP)
Why do conspiracy texts always read the exact same way?
>DID YOU KNOW?
>[facts cobbled together with suggestive half-truths]
>[escalating to outright falsehoods]
>THEY ARE IN ON IT, THEY ARE ALL IN ON IT
>[damn sheeple won't realize the truth]


Constantine was baptized while still alive, in 337. Eusebius documents this baptism, as do Jerome and Theodoret.

Stop trying to add meaning to your life by constant conspiracy seeking. That's what marxists do. The truth you're seeking is on a completely different level than "woah institutions got power" and "woah they're spraying some shit from planes".

>>17830337
Constantine didn't make Christianity the state religion. It was Theodosius who did so. Constantine simply lifted the foot up Christianity's neck and let it breathe.

>>17830352
he was baptized after his death or maybe on his death

he never Christianize his entire life lol

>stop asking questions

Why does your religion fear the truth?

>>17830357
Origin of christianity all go to him. Council of Nicea, Bible, etc.

Yet he didn't think that Christianity was valid enough to convert to lol

>>17830368
>he was baptized after his death
What sources do you have for this? I listed 3.

>chemtrails
>truth
The truth you seek is of a completely different type. Conspiracies are just placeholders for actual insight. They make you feel like you "lifted the veil" and like you rose above the system since now you stepped outside of it, seeing its flaws and fallacies. You didn't. You just fell for some fake news because you were too afraid to ask the real questions.

>>17830368
The Council of Nicaea in 325 AD settled theological disputes, not wrote the Bible from scratch. The canon evolved over centuries, it wasn't settled in a single day.

>Constantine’s “non-conversion”
He delayed baptism till his deathbed in 337 AD, a common practice back then to wash away sins.

>>17830377
There's no definitive answer on his baptism. Either near his death or after his death.

He rejected christianity his entire life lol

>conspiracy conspiracy

you're just desperately trying to well poison at this point

why did the "christian" emperor not convert to christianity despite being the one to create the Roman christian institution and your bible?

>>17830385
>He delayed baptism till his deathbed in 337 AD, a common practice back then to wash away sins.
Nope bullshit

>The Council of Nicaea in 325 AD settled theological disputes, not wrote the Bible from scratch
It standardized the christian religion. Also yes it formed creeds and the bible.

Yet Constantine rejected Christianity despite going through all this effort

>>17830394
Deathbed baptism was standard for early Christians, including emperors, to maximize grace. Check St. Augustine or any basic Church history. As for Nicaea, it standardized the Nicene Creed and tackled Arian heresy, not compiled scripture. Constantine didn’t “reject” Christianity. He chaired Nicaea as a ruler, not a theologian, and his baptism proves his faith.

>>17830391
So what are the sources?

>trying to well poison
I'm trying to see your sources. Until you present some, this is a theory of a few men conspiring.

>>17830408
It's not. That's even remotely biblical or christian (you got baptized immediately)

People who convert on their deathbed weren't christian.

>>17830411
>source SOURCE

reddit. just google it. most historians agree he either converted at his death or post death.

>>17830413
Baptism timing isn’t some biblical mandate, and nowhere does Scripture demand instant dunking. Early Christians, including saints, delayed baptism to cleanse late sins, a practice they argued is rooted in mercy, not rejection. Constantine’s deathbed baptism in 337 AD by Eusebius fits this.

>>17830417
>most historians either agree with me or you
Yeah, that's neat.

>>17830420
Not a single instance of that is recorded in the early church

The first sign of your conversion is baptism which is your public declaration of faith

Sounds like face-saving nonsense made by heretics and a political institution

>>17830432
Deathbed baptisms are documented. Look at Emperor Valentinian II in 392 AD or even St. Ambrose’s writings praising it.

>baptism as a “public declaration”
Baptism is a sacrament of grace, not a press conference. Early Church Fathers like Origen and Cyprian endorsed delayed baptism for purity. Calling it “face-saving nonsense” proves nothing.

>>17830427
>the guy responsible for the christian institution didn't become christian his whole life

>>17830444
Christian institution existed for centuries by that point. He just legalized it. And converted on his deathbed.

>>17830437
>emperors didn't want to christianize until their last moment.

lol case closed

You need to be 18 to post here.

>>17830450
He lived as pagan his entire life. He wasn't some secret christian making grace abound like the cope you keep throwing around.

Also can you stop lying? The whole point of council of nicea was to consolidate christianity.

>>17830467
We have records of his conversion. You have none that dispute it. I don't know what to tell you.
>The whole point of council of nicea was to consolidate christianity.
Wait I thought it was "writing of the Bible".

>>17830368
>Yet he didn't think that Christianity was valid enough to convert to lol
Evidence of STFU

>>17830484
He converted at his death or posthumously

We've been through this

The bible is also a topic they addressed during constantines reign

You're clearly just a butthurt christian running damage control lol

>>17830495
>or posthumously
Why should I believe this?

Bump

>>17830467
>He lived as pagan his entire life
proofs?