do you think anyone has ever used art to draw some sort of parallel between the United States and the fall of Rome? Seems like it may be apt
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in reply to @NireBryce's post:
with a lot of friendly respect i am holding back right now from going into a long response of why i think christianization was PART of it but not REALLY why rome fell and also if you think about it "rome" didn't so much "fall" as "decline" and arguably christianity was in fact one of the few things keeping it together toward the end; but also in a much more pithy way: yes it totally fell due to christianization and i mourn julian the apostate every day of my life