>>515081913
Agree.
But consider that this racial pluralism is a big part of what traditional Romans in antiquity criticized about Christianity and rightly so.
See in Antiquity you couldn't just walk in and join a temple/cult/religion. You had to either be chosen or pass rigorous standards to be admitted into the fellowship. Some Reformed Churches in the world are still like this, today, but pretty much only procedurally.
This is probably one of the inimical faults of Christianity the Romans realized but we didn't hear.
