What did Europe become after the Gospel went there?
After the Gospel went to Europe, Europe became the breeding ground of inventions and scientific men. Its technology and much of Western civilization emerged from a predominantly Christian influence, because Christianity set people free from pagan superstitions, hang-ups, and the detriment to women.
Les explains that as Paul crossed the Aegean Sea into Greece, the Gospel went to Europe. Europe then became the breeding ground of inventions and men of science. He says nearly all technology and scientific progress can be traced to Europe, England, or America—Western civilization that had been predominantly Christian. The reason, he teaches, is that Christianity set people free, loosed them from pagan superstitions and hang-ups, including the detriment to women, unlike pagan religions that keep people subservient, ignorant, and superstitious. He urges checking history books.