Christianity is monotheistic (has only one god). Roman religion, like all ancient religions except for Judaism, was polytheistic (had many gods). The Romans had a large number of gods, such as goddesses of women, fertility and childbirth, agricultural and pastoral deities, gods of war, love, wisdom, art, crafts, communication, boundaries, trade, medicine, the hearth, the sea, the sky, the underworld, etc. Each god was associated with specific cults and rites. The rites varied, but had one thing in common, the honouring of the gods by giving them offerings (sacrifices). The Romans believed that natural disasters were caused by the wrath of gods who were not honoured. Many of the offering were blood sacrifices (the slaughter of animals) but could be offerings such as flowers, milk, honey and the like. Being a polytheistic religion, it did not have a theology. Instead it was a collection of believes and cults. the early Christians found sacrifices abhorrent. They also developed their theologies.
It was their ally for a time and their enemy for another, different time.
Romans had gods and goddesses Christianity had a Godmeaning one
The frist one who belived in Cristianity is the Armenians.Go Armenia.
The Romans belived that no one should have that much power and some of the senators felt threaten by him.
the Romans brought Christianity to England in in the great invasion of 55 AD.
Romans saw Christianity as treason against the Roman empire. The christian god belonged to a whole different religion which was illegal in ancient Rome. Christians were persecuted and killed by the Romans publicly to warn others. This continued to happen until Christianity was legalized.
No, Christianity wasn't invented by Romans. It was sent to Jesus by God and Jeasus spread Christianity.
No Romans existed way before Christianity
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The Greeks and Romans have many gods (polytheism) but Christianity only has one God (monotheism).