synarchy movement of empire - Pierre Beaudry's Galactic Parking Lot

From that standpoint, Christ came at a very propitious moment during the
collapse of the Roman Empire, not to condemn man but to redeem and save him.
This is how Christianity came to replace the blind belief of paganism by the innerknowledge
and spirituality of creative reason. Very rapidly, the new religion
became the religion of human fraternity, and became an institution of true power
of reason using mind against force. Christianity had abandoned the principle of
inequality, which was the law of pagan Rome, and replaced it with a principle of
proportionality that was exclusively oriented to the benefit of others. Making your
fellow man happy was the new social order. With the advent of Christianity, class
distinctions began to disappear. When a small glass is full, it is as filled as a tall
glass. It was because of that power of reason that the first Christians were
persecuted. For the first time in the history of mankind, the {hereditary principle}
of privileged classes was replaced by the principle of the {advantage of the other},
which became a personal governing principle representing the most powerful
cement for the political unity of this unique human species.
The fight between paganism and Christianity continued inside of the Church
itself in the form of heresies such as Aryanism and Manicheanisms. Paganism has
had a hidden place in the Roman Curia for centuries and it is still alive today in the
form of fundamentalism. In order to maintain the so-called world order of the
Roman Empire, Roman Emperor, Constantine, established the right of the State to
supervise the exercise of religions. This is how the theocentric order of
ultramontanism was born. Thus, the Emperor became the supreme pontiff of both
pagan cults and of Christianity, the head of the Pantheon of gods. This is how the
Curia of the Church of Rome was penetrated by paganism during the fourth
century. Imperial Bishops joined together with the theologian Emperor. Gradually,
Constantine established himself as the referee of religions and the leader of the
Bishops. He became the sovereign pontiff of the two Councils of Arles (314) and
of Nicee (325), proffered the exclusion of Arius for heresy.
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