Nestorian Religion's Path To Become A True Religion
The Roman emperor, Constantine, advocated for Christianity, causing his followers to follow suit. His empire covered the majority of Europe and reached across North Africa and parts of the Middle East as well. Nestorian Christians from Syria, part of Constantine’s empire, spread Christianity through Persia, Central Asia, and eventually China, where we see the Nestorian Monument, translations of Christianity teachings.
Although each new religion found its own path to becoming a worldwide religion. That being said, each of them also had one key component to get it started: one person who acted as a prophet or messiah. If the Buddha, Muhammad, or Jesus had not chosen to disagree with and branch off from previous religions, then Buddhism, Islam,
Although each new religion found its own path to becoming a worldwide religion. That being said, each of them also had one key component to get it started: one person who acted as a prophet or messiah. If the Buddha, Muhammad, or Jesus had not chosen to disagree with and branch off from previous religions, then Buddhism, Islam,