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Thank you for checking out this little teaser of the history of the papacy and church.

Here's a little taste of what's coming up soon on the History of the Papacy podcast. Now, if you like what you hear, I'd love it if you'd leave a

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With that, here's another piece of the mosaic of the popes of Rome and Christian Church,

and I will definitely be talking to you more soon. Don't forget, there's all these synagogues,

but the central focus of the religion was at the Second Temple. So what did they do with the

religious lives? The real quick and easy answer was it wasn't easy.

We begin now the slow process of the development of rabbinical Judaism.

Teaching and the extensive study of the Torah became the central part of their religion. The synagogue is the perfect place for

study and lecture. In the Yiddish language, synagogues are referred to as shules or schools.

Now, what happened in the Christian context, something that's more important for the development

of Christianity and the Church of Rome,

what did they do with the synagogue?

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