The most important factor which has been ascribed to people converting to Christianity was the promise of salvation in the afterlife. Roman religion and other polytheistic religions just said that after death people went to the underworld, but did not have much to say about the afterlife. Moreover, Christ was a compassionate figure who cared about humanity, whereas the gods of the polytheistic religions did not care much about humanity. Another factor was that the Christians had a missionary zeal and actively pursued converting people, whereas there was no such missionary fervour in other religions.
We do not really know if or when Constantine converted to Christianity. Some believe that he converted when he had a vision of a cross in the sky, while others say that he had a death-bed conversion. On the first of these beliefs, Michael Grant (The Emperor Constantine) says, "It is a pity that this tale does not seem to be truthful, for more reasons than one."Certainly, Constantine's mother was an avid Christian and so there is no strong reason to believe that Constantine did not at some stage convert to Christianity. The problem is that we do not know when this happened, nor what happened afterwards.
Isn't it?
The underlying premise of the question is incorrect. The Byzantine Empire never converted to Islam and Islam was, by and large, illegal within the Byzantine Empire for as long as it existed. The reason why the territory formerly controlled by the Byzantine Empire became Muslim-majority was because it was conquered by various Islamic States such as the Rashidun Caliphate, the Umayyad Caliphate, the Seljuq Turkish Empire, and the Ottoman Empire (which finished the job).
because tourism is the main reason and it brings money into the country
people thought immigrants was taking jobs from the citizens
because devil shows him a miracle and that is a reason their is a miracle but of devil
They had been outcasts, but the church accepts them.
They were suppose to spread Christianity to all people.
the emigration of Christians to non-Christian areas around the world
Christianity has long been geographically widespread.This is mostly due to missionaries who travel the world to spread the "Good News."
We do not really know if or when Constantine converted to Christianity. Some believe that he converted when he had a vision of a cross in the sky, while others say that he had a death-bed conversion. On the first of these beliefs, Michael Grant (The Emperor Constantine) says, "It is a pity that this tale does not seem to be truthful, for more reasons than one."Certainly, Constantine's mother was an avid Christian and so there is no strong reason to believe that Constantine did not at some stage convert to Christianity. The problem is that we do not know when this happened, nor what happened afterwards.
The reason is because the Pope sent them North to teach people about Christianity.
Well im not too sure but i think that its because at one point in time, the Christians made missionaries everywhere and then a lot of people converted, so another small reason is because of the holocaust and the second major religion, Judaism, was decreased. and thats my theory
The main reason that Christianity has prospered is that God has caused it to prosper. Another reason is that the early Christians were ready to die a horrible, painful death rather than renounce their beliefs; which drew people by the thousands(which is the reason that the Chinese church is so huge today).
Its called "holy" for a reason...
Isn't it?
the reason why people are so important is because if people weren't here we wouldn't be anywhere in the world well... the truth is, we're not.