Is Roman Catholicism Recycled Pagan Religion?

Classical Liberal Arts Society Podcast

In this thought-provoking talk, William Michael of the Classical Liberal Arts Academy addresses a common criticism of Roman Catholicism: that it is merely a Christianized version of ancient paganism. Drawing from his personal experiences, academic studies, and decades of reflection, he explores the cultural, philosophical, and theological interactions between early Christianity and Roman society.

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The historical context of Constantine’s conversion and its impact on Christianity.

The differences between Jewish divine revelation and Gentile philosophical reasoning.

The role of ancient poets and philosophers like Homer, Hesiod, and Aristotle in shaping pre-Christian thought.

How Christianity transformed and perfected Roman culture rather than merely adopting it.

Why modern Christians should appreciate and learn from the achievements of ancient civilizations.

This talk dives deep into history, philosophy, and theology to present a compelling argument for the uniqueness and truth of Christianity as the fulfillment of humanity’s search for wisdom and order.

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The impact of Constantine on Christianity.

The historical development of Roman Catholicism.

How ancient philosophy laid the groundwork for Christian theology.

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