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Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
 
>>. . .  

>A Jewish friend with an interest in archaelogy once worked on a Roman
>dig - I don't recall where beyond it being in Italy - and told me the
>Romans viewed Christianity as a mere Jewish sect. That certainly
>changed over the following centuries!

Apostle Paul figured out pretty early on that all you had to do to
become a Christian was accept Jesus as your lord and savior and tossed
out all the studying that goes along with being Jewish.

Christianity went a different way right from the start. The Romans
didn't get it.