Religion, Society, Art: Singidunum – Early Christian Heritage of Ancient Belgrade

📚 Religion, Society, Art: Singidunum – Early Christian Heritage of Ancient Belgrade at Dom omladine Beograda 📚

If you are fascinated by the layers of history beneath modern Belgrade, do not miss the new lecture in the ‘Religion, Society, Art’ series. On Thursday, October 8, 2026, at Dom omladine Beograda, explore Singidunum’s early Christian heritage. The discussion features theologian and archaeologist Velibor Martinović and theologian Jovan Blagojević from the Biblical Cultural Center.

What makes this lecture special:
📜 Ancient Singidunum was a vital Roman military fortress, home to Legio IV Flavia Felix from 86 AD.
🎶 The city was a hub of religious diversity, including a strong presence of Mithraic cults, Christianity’s early competitor.
✨ Discover how one former Mithraeum now preserves Belgrade’s oldest Christian artifact, Jonah’s sarcophagus.
🎓 This event is part of a series exploring religion’s impact on human rights, ecology, art, and education.

Delve into the rich history of Belgrade’s past and its enduring spiritual legacy.

✨ Why you shouldn’t miss this? ✨
This lecture offers a unique opportunity to connect ancient history with contemporary urban life, revealing the profound religious and cultural layers that shaped Belgrade. It is a chance to gain new perspectives on how historical beliefs continue to resonate in our modern world and influence our understanding of society and art.

Expand your knowledge of Belgrade’s fascinating past. 📚