Christianity vs. Man’s Religion: Part 4 —
When the Church Lost the Common Language
The Church’s Gradual Transition to Latin No single person mandated that all Christian worship be conducted in Latin. During the 3rd and 4th centuries, Latin gradually replaced Greek in the Roman church as the Christian population of Rome became predominantly Latin-speaking. Pope Victor I (ca. AD 190–202) is sometimes identified as the first Roman bishop to use Latin… Read More »
