By the time of the persecutions, the Christians were a large force in the empire. Now the early Christians were not the white robed, gentle faced lambs that Holloywood would have you believe. They were a clannish group that aggressively tried to recruit converts. It was because of their formentig civil unrest and their refusal to give even lip service to the gods for the good of the empire that they were considered enemies of the state, in particular their leaders.
the germans conquered Roma and the Italian peninsula in 300---the only thing they adopted was the well established Christians roman religious beliefs .......
the germans conquered Roma and the Italian peninsula in 300---the only thing they adopted was the well established Christians roman religious beliefs .......
the germans conquered Roma and the Italian peninsula in 300---the only thing they adopted was the well established Christians roman religious beliefs .......
the germans conquered Roma and the Italian peninsula in 300---the only thing they adopted was the well established Christians roman religious beliefs .......
the germans conquered Roma and the Italian peninsula in 300---the only thing they adopted was the well established Christians roman religious beliefs .......
the germans conquered Roma and the Italian peninsula in 300---the only thing they adopted was the well established Christians roman religious beliefs .......
the germans conquered Roma and the Italian peninsula in 300---the only thing they adopted was the well established Christians roman religious beliefs .......
the germans conquered Roma and the Italian peninsula in 300---the only thing they adopted was the well established Christians roman religious beliefs .......
It all started by a simple thing for example by the roman empire decline affected the christians because the christians taught that the Romans were gona change who they were but they dint
Because they are a Christian and Bible believing denomination and Christians are usually against slavery.
The Muslims took over Jerusalem in 1189, English, French, and the Holy Roman Empire's rulers set up a army, and did their thing.
The Muslims took over Jerusalem in 1189, English, French, and the Holy Roman Empire's rulers set up a army, and did their thing.