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Was the Church Hijacked After Constantine?- The CrossHeirs

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Episode Title: "Was the Church Hijacked After Constantine?"
Series: Not Against Flesh and Blood – Ep. 1 Episode Description: Was the Church of Christ hijacked by Rome after Constantine? Or is that just a popular myth used to prop up modern interpretations? In this premiere episode of Not Against Flesh and Blood, we tackle one of the most common (and misleading) narratives in anti-Catholic circles—the claim that true Christianity disappeared after the 4th century. We explore the Council of Nicaea, the role of Constantine, the Arian controversy, and what the early Church actually believed. We also ask:
  • Can we trust the Church that gave us the Bible?
  • Was the Nicene Creed a corruption or a clarification?
  • What do modern Evangelicals assume about history that might not hold up?
This episode isn’t about attacking people—it’s about exposing flawed teaching with love, history, and Scripture. We challenge our listeners to dig deeper, ask harder questions, and examine whether the faith handed down for 2,000 years is really the "corrupt version"… or if maybe it just wasn’t Protestant to begin with. If you’ve ever been told the Church was lost, hijacked, or replaced—this one’s for you.
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Episode Title: "Was the Church Hijacked After Constantine?"
Series: Not Against Flesh and Blood – Ep. 1 Episode Description: Was the Church of Christ hijacked by Rome after Constantine? Or is that just a popular myth used to prop up modern interpretations? In this premiere episode of Not Against Flesh and Blood, we tackle one of the most common (and misleading) narratives in anti-Catholic circles—the claim that true Christianity disappeared after the 4th century. We explore the Council of Nicaea, the role of Constantine, the Arian controversy, and what the early Church actually believed. We also ask:
  • Can we trust the Church that gave us the Bible?
  • Was the Nicene Creed a corruption or a clarification?
  • What do modern Evangelicals assume about history that might not hold up?
This episode isn’t about attacking people—it’s about exposing flawed teaching with love, history, and Scripture. We challenge our listeners to dig deeper, ask harder questions, and examine whether the faith handed down for 2,000 years is really the "corrupt version"… or if maybe it just wasn’t Protestant to begin with. If you’ve ever been told the Church was lost, hijacked, or replaced—this one’s for you.
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