Ro-man

Im just looking for different views, how people feel about the subject.

What if julius caesar was not murderd by parts of the senate? would he die later? or maybe he would have conquerd the world.... "Not that I lov'd Caesar less, but that I lov'd Rome more." -- From Julius Caesar (III, ii, 22) Brutus attempts to explain to the throngs of angry, frightened people who have assembled in the Forum why he and his fellow conspirators assassinated Julius Caesar. He tells them that Caesar would have enslaved them if he had lived, and asks if they would rather be slaves than free men; would they rather have Caesar alive, or be free men and have Caesar dead. He goes on to say, "As Caesar lov'd me, I weep for him; as he was fortunate, I rejoice at it; as he was valiant, I honor him, but, as he was ambitious, I slew him." i have know idea where to begin to start

when the two (Religion--&--History) cross paths, people interperet things in totally different ways. its what you believe, but it doesnt mean that its correct. and Islam is simply doing the same thing as christianity...making a name for themselves. they dont preach "this is the only correct religion", they preach that everybody has oppinions, and morals. christianity is about 33% of the world, and it all started with the bold statement to the Romans.

I am definatly not the person to be knowledgeable with this topic at ALL, but the romans were afraid to let christianity spread. because of the fact that they(the christians) told people to worship god, instead of the emporer of rome at the time. The romans saw this as a discrase, so they persectuted them. I have know intent in saying...which religion is correct, persay, but you have.. Religion--&--History, which are 2 totally different things. (it never works in the telephone game of passing the same statement around, so im sure not EVERY single word is true of anything)