Jase Robertson

You know what I'm saying?

It's like, cause they all were splintered.

The very thing he tried to bring together.

Remember one's this and one's that they all had a different twist.

And it winds up being, uh, when you get through the three sons, then you get to this cousin, Julian, that a Christian brought up.

Then we're now we're swinging back to paganism.

you know, we're doing the full swing back.

And so now like, it just shows you over the course of human history, how the pendulum swings, right?

And now it's like, well, okay, we gave Christianity a chance is like the major thing.

And now we're going to swing back the other way.

All it takes is three or four different leaders to get us back to that point.

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Well, it certainly showed you the ancient idea of how you dealt with potential threats to power.

You just killed everybody.

Yeah.

But you're right.

I think it also shows you, I think to Zach's point earlier, Constantine had a, he had an anointing of things to do that I think would establish things that we're still appreciating to this very day.

And that's part of the reason why he probably lived, you know, his whole life.

I mean, it was probably because God protected him because he had a lot of good things to do, you know, even as a flawed man.

And I mean, the Nicene Creed alone and the idea of recognizing scripture were things that to this day I'm appreciative of.