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It was Constantine.
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What roman emperor ended the persecution of Christmas?
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How did Saint Nicholas escape prison?
St. Nicholas of Myra did not escape from prison. When the persecution of Christians by Roman Emperor Diocletian ended and Constantine the Great became emperor in the year 306 he and all imprisoned Christians were released from prison.
Who was the emperor who ended the persicution of Christians?
The Roman Emporer Constanitine
What Allowed Christians to openly practice their religion?
The Edict of Milan in 313 AD, issued by Emperor Constantine and co-emperor Licinius, was instrumental in allowing Christians to openly practice their religion in the Roman Empire. This edict granted religious freedom to Christians and ended the persecution of Christians that had been taking place.
Which Roman Emperor accepted Christianity and ended the persecution of christians?
The answer is probably too complex for a quick "WikiAnswer." Here's a brief summary. Various (non-Christian) commentators describe with fair believability the conditions in the Empire under various emperors. Starting with Nero (54-68 C.E.), most did not persecute Christians specifically, but rather targeted all groups that were seen as subversive. Christians were certainly part of that, but most emperors did not specifically seek out Christians. By the time of Diocletian (284-305) the imperial attitude towards groups like the Christians was quite mellow. Diocletian, however, had a personal problem with Christians, and under his reign there was a final Great Persecution. Just how many died isn't clear, and estimates range from maybe 2,000 (Origen) to over 100,000. Diocletian's 21 year reign ended with a confused welter of successors who ruled each for a few months at most, followed by Constantine the Great who became emperor in 306. In 311 his co-emperor Galerius stopped imperial persecution of Christians. A year or so later Constantine declared himself Christian and issued the Edict of Milan, which not only declared toleration for Christians, but reversed all judgments against Christians for their religion, including returning confiscated property. As the first Christian emperor of Rome, Constantine was also the first Christian emperor to go to war against other Christians over a difference in beliefs.
What were Constantine's contributions to Christianity?
He was the Roman Emperor who ended Christian persecution and declared Christianity the religion of Rome
Which Roman empire is noted for pertsecuting Christians?
There was only one Roman Empire. The Christians stared being persecuted under emperor Nero who used them as a scapegoat. Then there were alternations of periods of persecution and periods of toleration. Emperor Decius (ruled 249-51) started a very severe persecution of Christians which has been called the Decian Persecution. His son and successor, Gallus (ruled 251-53) resumed the persecution, though this time it was milder. Emperor Valerian (ruled 253-260) issued an edict of persecution in 258, ordered the Christian clergy to perform sacrifices to the Roman gods or be banished. Then he ordered the execution of Christian leaders and Christian senators to perform the worship of Roman gods or lose their title and their property or even be executed. Civil servants who did not worship Roman gods were reduced to slavery. Emperor Gallienus (ruled 260-68) issued edict of toleration of Christianity. The worse persecution of Christian was the great Persecution unleashed by emperor Diocletian in 303. It was ended by the Edict of Toleration by (emperor) Galerius of 311 which declared Christianity a tolerated religion and established freedom of worship, and the Edict of Milan signed by co-emperors Constantine the great and Licinius. The latter reiterated the toleration of Christianity and established compensation by the state for the return of property which had been confiscated from the Christians during the persecution. There were not any Christian persecution after this.
Who ended the persecution of Christians when he seized powers in 306 AD and made Christianity legal?
The persecution of Christians was effectively ended by Emperor Constantine the Great when he seized power in 306 AD. He issued the Edict of Milan in 313 AD, which granted religious tolerance throughout the Roman Empire and made Christianity legal. This marked a significant turning point for Christians, allowing them to practice their faith openly and without fear of persecution. Constantine's support for Christianity also led to its eventual establishment as the dominant religion in the empire.
13 What ended the Roman persecution of the Christians?
Emperor Galerius issued the Edict of Toleration in 311, bring the Great Persecution of 303-311 to an end. However, persecution of some Christians was renewed under the rule of Emperor Constantine, who determined that Gnostic Christians were not covered by the Edict of Toleration or his own Edict of Milan, issued in 313. Constantine also ordered the persecution of Donatist Christians, but later rescinded the order because it was not having the desired effect. Emperor Theodosius made Christianity the official religion of empire in 380, but only the Christianity "taught by the bishops of Rome and Alexandria". Persecution of Christians outside the mainstream Church continued for many centuries, so it is not possible to identify a single time or person who ended this persecution.
What emperor ended the persecutions of the christians?
It was Constantine.=== ===
Who did Constantine influence or affect?
He legalized Christianity and ended the persecution of Christians.
What happen in a.d 313?
Emperor Constantine the Great granted religious tolerance throughout the Roman Empire which ended the persecutions against the Christians.
