A vision of a Christian symbol promised him victory during a crucial battle.
Emperor Constantine was instrumental in the conversion of Rome to Christianity in the 4th century. He issued the Edict of Milan in 313 AD, which legalized Christianity and eventually led to its establishment as the state religion.
Saint Patrick's ministry to Ireland led to the conversion of much of that country from paganism to Christianity.
We don't know that Constantine ever converted to Christianity. There are many objections to the story of his "death bed conversion" and scholars and historians are at odds with the church people over this. What is certain, though, is that Constantine never lived the life of a Christian.
The incident that led to congress declaring war on Spain was the Maine incident. The war cry was remember the Maine. The sinking of the U.S. battleship Maine in Havana harbor.
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It led to war with China.
AnswerHistorians and scholars continue to debate how genuine Constantine's conversion to Christianity really was, with some saying that he merely saw Christianity as a useful tool for unifying and governing the empire. Whatever reasons Constantine had, his conversion to Christianity was one of the key events in world history. He gave state patronage to what had until then been very much a minority religion, began the persecution of the pagan temples, as well as persecution of the Jews, and ultimately ensured that Christianity dominated the empire and eventually spread throughout much of the world. Some may argue that the resultant spread of Christianity led to the rise of Islam in its present form.His close involvement in Church affairs ensured relative unity of Christianity for the short-term and helped change some of the doctrine and practices of the Church. Not only did Constantine begin to change the empire from pagan to Christian, he changed Christianity as well.
Incident is the same as the word occurance. An accident is a more specific description as to the reasons that led to that specific incident.
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Did the band Led Zepplin ever have a plane malfunction
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