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Perhaps the most important thing that Constantine did for Christians was to declare religious tolerance, thus allowing Christians (and others) to worship openly.

He also gave the main Christian Church of his time state patronage, making it socially and politically desirable for some, to become Christians. He convened and chaired the Christian Council of Nicaea in 325.

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Constantine, realizing that he needed the goodwill of the Christians, reaffirmed the Edict of Tolerance which gave the Christians the same right to worship as the non-Christians. He also restored their property and helped them in other financial ways.

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He legalised Christianity and then harnessed it's bishops as another arm to his secular power.

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