Article 13 of 13 in the series Papal Perversions
Church History | by Brian Luke | Volume 20, Issue 6 | November - December 2014
Constantine the Great was the Son of Emperor Constantius and began his own reign in the year A.D. 306, his capital established in the city of York, North England and strategically positioned to maintain the border with the “pesky Scots”. At that time the Roman Empire was divided into 4 regions w…
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