Interesting page, learned a lot i didnt know

[TJ]

http://www.friesian.com/armenia.htm#armenia1

[HyeJinx1984]

Thanks for posting this, I love reading up on stuff like this.

[TJ]

It gives you a rush doesnt it?

[HyeJinx1984]

Yup. But then I realize I'm just sitting in my room with no real power to make real everything that I've been inspired to want to accomplish.

[bell-the-cat]

Thanks for posting this, I love reading up on stuff like this.

And it's not written by an Armenian. Hence the sacrilegious suggestion that Armenia might actually not have been the first Christian nation - and that they maybe did it for political reasons rather than religious conviction.

[TJ]

1. im glad u read it i wouldnt expect someone like you to.
2. that is the first time i read anything of the kind, and even so, does it really fu cking matter, we are almost universally acknowledged as the first Christian nation, and i find that political argument quite shaky, plus today, our religion is such a big part of our culture i see no bearing of that on us.
3. Funny how you choose to comment on that, rather than on anything else, just goes to shoe your mindset.

[Yeznik]

And it's not written by an Armenian. Hence the sacrilegious suggestion that Armenia might actually not have been the first Christian nation - and that they maybe did it for political reasons rather than religious conviction.

I read the "suggestion" regarding Armenia not being the first Christian nation in the world. The author of the site has a phd in philosophy NOT history. Therefore, what he is stating is just a poorly formed opinion.

[Tres Bien]

Is he azeri by any chance, or perhaps jewish..

[garegin]

hes a typical liberal gasbag.

[Crimson Glow]

Armenia converted to Christianity in 301 AD, more than a decade before Christianity had any official toleration or status in Romania itself.

Does this make sense if it was done for political reasons?