Eusebius' final pages are among the most optimistic in all of historical literature. Why is Eusebius so positive and so hopeful about the future? In particular, why is he so positive about Constantine? What is Constantine doing that makes Eusebius feel that the Roman world is exactly on the right track? Do you feel Eusebius is missing anything here?
Tuesday, March 31, 2026
Eusebius Book X
Eusebius' final pages are among the most optimistic in all of historical literature. Why is Eusebius so positive and so hopeful about the future? In particular, why is he so positive about Constantine? What is Constantine doing that makes Eusebius feel that the Roman world is exactly on the right track? Do you feel Eusebius is missing anything here?
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What i have found in terms of why Eusebius is so excited for the future is because of what he is seeing within christianity. The religion went from being heavily oppressed and persucuted to more welcomed and beloved. He didnt think this was by accident, he saw this as divine favor, and that because of christ, people would always eventually come around
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