The Monk that Ended Christian Bloodlust

May 12

Used to showcase the power of the Roman Emperor, these violent spectacles were a community event—one that bound these so-called Christians together in their common bloodlust.

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Jeff Eggers

May 17

This is good Brooke - stay the course!!

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Thank you!

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The Monk that Ended Christian Bloodlust