Constantine the Great embraced Christianity, becoming its first imperial champion. His pivotal victory at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge in 312 AD led to the Edict of Milan, legalizing Christianity across the empire. Founder of Constantinople, Constantine's reign reshaped history, blending Roman might with Christian destiny. So remember Protestants who say Constantine founded the Catholic Church do not have a clue that there were already 30 popes before Constantine became emperor in 306 AD. Th

Constantine the Great stands out as one of the most influential rulers in history, bridging the gap between the Roman Empire and the rise of Christianity. His legalization of Christianity through the Edict of Milan marked a turning point, giving believers freedom after centuries of persecution. By moving the capital to Constantinople and shaping early church doctrine, he left a legacy that continues to echo today. It shows us that God’s hand is at work even through political and cultural shifts,