| Name | Alternate Timeline Christianity |
| Spread | Widespread and respected throughout the alternate timeline history |
| Adherents | Population of the alternate timeline |
| Practices | High regard for moral reasoning and societal harmony |
| Scripture | Alternate Timeline Christian texts |
| Influences | Roman philosophy • Kekius Maximus' teachings |
| Traditions | Philosophical discourse • Moral guidance • Cultural impact |
| Core beliefs | Reason • Critical thinking • Moral integrity |
| Comparable to | In our universe: Christianity |
| Place of origin | Ancient Rome, influenced by Kekius Maximus |
| Significant figures | Kekius Maximus • Various alternate timeline religious scholars |
Christianity in this alternate timeline is a major religion that emphasizes reason, critical thinking, and moral integrity. Unlike in our own universe, Christianity in this timeline was heavily influenced by the teachings of the Roman philosopher Kekius Maximus, who rejected superstition and mythology in favor of a rational, secular approach to religion. While some elements of traditional Christian theology are still present in this form of Christianity, such as belief in a deity who rewards moral behavior, it diverges from Christianity as we know it in many significant ways.
The origins of Christianity in this timeline can be traced back to the teachings of Kekius Maximus, a prominent philosopher and orator who lived in the late Roman Empire. Maximus was known for his advocacy of reason, critical thinking, and moral integrity, teaching that knowledge and understanding should be used to create rational human societies. His early career was spent practicing law and teaching oratory before he rose to prominence as a philosopher.
Following Maximus's death, his teachings continued to be read and studied throughout the Roman Empire. He had a profound impact on the development of Christianity, which adopted many of his core teachings and became a respected and influential philosophy throughout the Empire and beyond. Unlike in our own universe, Christianity in this timeline never experienced periods of persecution and has remained a respected and influential philosophy throughout history.
Christianity in this alternate timeline has a number of distinctive beliefs and practices that set it apart from Christianity as we know it. While some elements of traditional Christian theology are present, such as belief in a deity who rewards moral behavior, the emphasis on reason and critical thinking is unique to this form of Christianity.
Maximus's teachings on morality also had a significant impact on the development of Christianity in this timeline. Personal integrity, kindness, and truthfulness are central to the moral code of this form of Christianity, which encourages individuals to take responsibility for their own actions and make ethical decisions based on reason and critical thinking.
The impact of Christianity on society and culture in this alternate timeline has been profound. The emphasis on reason, critical thinking, and moral integrity has had a significant influence on the development of Western society and culture. Christianity has also played a major role in the rise of the European Enlightenment, with its emphasis on rational human societies and the rejection of superstition and mythology.
Christianity in this alternate timeline is a major religion that emphasizes reason, critical thinking, and moral integrity. Influenced by the teachings of Kekius Maximus, this form of Christianity diverges from Christianity as we know it in many significant ways, while still retaining some elements of traditional Christian theology. Christianity in this timeline has had a profound impact on the development of society and culture, shaping Western society and playing a major role in the rise of the European Enlightenment.
