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What challenges did early Christians face practicing and spreading their religion?
severe persecution
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What challenges did early christians face in practice and spreading their religion?
severe persecution
What are the challenges if any to practicing catholic religion?
many
What challenges did early Christian in facing and spreading their religion?
severe persecution
What challengers did early Christians 's face in practicing and spreading their religion?
Early Christians faced opposition and persecution. Their refusal to offer sacrifices to the Roman gods, which were public civic activities, was considered treason because if the gods were not appeased they would not protect the Empire. Every new religion is persecuted. Muhammad and early Muslims were persecuted. Today members of the Baha'i Faith, especially in Iran, are persecuted, jailed and even killed simply for believing that Muhammad was not the last Messenger/Prophet from God.
What is the dominant religion for the UK?
Christianity. However, many people are non practicing Christians, so Islam probably has more people actively participating in their religion than Christianity.
What is the religion of comoros?
what are the religion of comoros? 99% of Comorians practice Islam , they are sunni Muslims, less than 1% Christians Practicing other religions here is tough and almost impossible.
What type of religion are the persians practicing?
Persians are practicing the religion of Islam.
What religion is rapidly spreading?
One religion that is spreading quickly is Islam. Islam is a religion believed by Muslims.
Which is fastest spreading religion in china?
The Christian Religion is spreading the fastest
How do Muslims view gay people?
Being gay is not acceptable in the Muslim religion and is a sin. The same views are held by practicing Christians, Hindus and other religions.
What religion will be saved?
NO religion will be saved. Practicing a particular religion is not sufficient.
What religion do Arab's practice?
Most Arabs are Sunni Muslims, but a significant minority are Shiite Muslims, Baha'i, Alawites, Christians, and Jews. It is worth noting, though, that most Christians and Jews in the Arab World do not identify as Arabs.
