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Jay Dyer uses the conversion of the Roman Empire as an example to illustrate the church's role in societal transformation, emphasizing that religious conversion precedes political change.

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  1. Jay highlights the connection between currency debasement in the Roman Empire and its societal collapse.

  2. Jay Dyer uses the conversion of the Roman Empire as an example to illustrate the church's role in societal transformation, emphasizing that religious conversion precedes political change.

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