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Christians who were put to death for their beliefs are known as?
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Who were put to death by the Romans for being Christians?
Umm. Christians?
How do Christians put their pacifist beliefs into action?
Initiating a prayer group is one way... dedicating a Novena is another.
How many Christians did Nero kill?
Nero put to death his brother, wife and mother plus a great many of the aristocrats in the widespread plot of Piso. But remember he had a reason for these acts. He also put many Christians to death as they were accused and found guilty of arson.
Will the Catholic Church kill Christians?
I don't believe they put anyone to death (at least officially) anymore.AnswerIt is prophesied that in the future they will.
Who from the Roman Empire ordered Christ to be put to death and were any of them Christians?
Pontius Pilate, the Governor of Judea. No, they still followed their Roman pagan gods.
Who are some famous martyrs?
In Christianity, there are some famous martyrs, some examples are: Jesus, John the Baptist, Saint Valentine, who was put to death by the Romans for secretly wedding Christians back when Christians were being condemned by the Roman Empire.
What happened to Christians in England if they where Christians?
They were either put in jail or killed!
Why are most Jews not Christians?
Jews are not 'Christians' because if they were, they would be known as 'Christians', and not as 'Jews'. To put it in other words: As a 'Jew', the individual is, by definition, a 'Jew' and not a 'Christian'. Were that individual to become a 'Christian', he would then no longer be a 'Jew'. By the same token, my Aunt is not a bicycle, and my dogs are not watermelons.
Do Christians agree about the will of God about the command to put to death idolaters and fornicators or be subject to execution for failing to cleanse the land of abominations?
What we agree on is that this command is no longer in effect.
What did the toleration acts do?
It guaranteed toleration to all christians. It declared a death penalty for those like jew, and atheists, who denied the divinity of Jesus and ofcourse was used in protection of the catholic minority. *Act of 1649 put Lord Baltimore's desires into action, promising not only Catholics, but also Protestants of all beliefs, the freedom to worship in their own way
A person who suffers or dies rather than give up his or her beliefs is called a?
Martyr. "Witness" came to be used for those who testified of Christ but were not put to death.
Which 3 groups were targeted to be persecuted by the christians?
There were more than three groups targeted by the church during the dark ages. Heretics, or fellow Christians who didn't believe the church's teachings were right, and proclaimed such beliefs were often imprisoned and put to death. The indigenous populations of various regions practiced religions or medical herbalism that the church felt was witchcraft and would execute their judgment on such individuals, often in a very harsh way. Jews and Muslims as well as many other religions also suffered persecution from Christians who were doing the exact opposite of what Jesus taught.
