How Civilization Became Christian

Mike Aquilina, a well-known figure at EWTN and author of "Rabbles, Riots, and Ruins," dives into how cities became crucial to the spread of Christianity. He discusses how apostles targeted urban areas for their diverse populations and synagogues, facilitating evangelization. Notably, he highlights the significance of Jerusalem and Antioch, examines the tension in Ephesus between new Christian ideals and pagan practices, and explores the cultural legacy of Carthage in shaping Latin Christian identity.