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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;seth77, post: 4656283, member: 56653&quot;]The borders are blurred at this time in history. In fact, they were so blurred for so long that ideas which had been at least accepted as belonging to Christian thought like Origenism or Donatism ended up being not just discarded but socially punished in due time. The reciprocal is true also: aspects foreign to early Christian thought became part of the faith and its representation after the &quot;liberis mentibus&quot; of Constantine at Mediolanum and the Nicaea Council in 325. As a matter of fact some lines were so blurred, that edicts had to be given by emperors so as to separate Christians from Jews under the penalty of losing their collective religious rights if they did not follow their own priests in their own churches OR their own rabbis in their own synagogues.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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