Until Christianity became a tolerated (and then the "official") religion in the Roman Empire, Christians were persecuted in various ways. Perhaps the most famous form of persecution was the use of Christians in public spectacles: here, they were condemned to death by being "thrown to the beasts" in arenas designed for the entertainment of Roman citizens.
it still goes on
Until Christianity became a tolerated (and then the "official") religion in the Roman Empire, Christians were persecuted in various ways. Perhaps the most famous form of persecution was the use of Christians in public spectacles: here, they were condemned to death by being "thrown to the beasts" in arenas designed for the entertainment of Roman citizens.
sometimes they threw them into a stage/ public space surrounded by lions and the lions would kill them
sometimes they would hang them and many more!
it still goes on
Christians:)
Christians refused to worship Roman gods.
No. All Romans were not Christian. One bad Roman Emperor even blamed Christians for a disaster that he did himself!
The Anglo-Saxons were pagan and the Romans were Christian.
George was a Roman soldier and Christian who was martyred when he refused orders to renounce his religion and persecute Christians.
ISIS and other Muslim extremists who persecute Christians are disobeying.
he told the people that the Christians had started the fire.
romans had a christian and jewish religion and the romans were not always called the romans theyactally used to be called romanties
The dictator intended to persecute those who spoke out against his regime. The word persecute is a verb, and a synonym is torment.
We Came as Romans in not a Christian band. Some of their songs may have a Christian meaning, but that does not make them a Christian band. However, some of the band members are Christians, as others are not. The lead singer said on an interview that they do not want to be known as a Christian band because of the band members who are not Christian.
According to the story, the Christians were used as scapegoats because of accusations that Nero had started the great fire of Rome