Christianity. At first the Roman Empire thought it was dangerous and persecuted Christians, however later on more sympathetic Emperors tolerated it and finally, near the end of the Roman Empire, Emperor Constantine embraced it. The spread of the Empire actually allowed Christianity to move from the Middle-East right through to Northern Europe. It is now the biggest religion in the world.
The Romans and the other people of the ancient world were polytheistic, which means that they worshiped many gods. They did have various cults, which could loosely be considered a "religion", but for the most part they revered personal gods.
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During the time of the Roman Empire there were some of the religions now and others that declined.
The most common in the areas the Roman Empire conquered
- Polytheism (Roman Polytheism was the official religion)
- Christianity (Was declared official religion later , i cant remember the date)
- Zoroastrianism
- Islam
- Judaism
In other parts of the known world at that time there were other religions
- Buddhism
- Hinduism
- Jainism
- Others
There were several religions which developed during the Roman empire such as Mithraism, the worship of Cybele and Isis and also Christianity. Although these were foreign cults, they were widely practised by the Romans, due to Rome's ability to absorb and identify with other gods/beliefs.
There were several religions which developed during the Roman empire such as Mithraism, the worship of Cybele and Isis and also Christianity. Although these were foreign cults, they were widely practised by the Romans, due to Rome's ability to absorb and identify with other gods/beliefs.
There were several religions which developed during the Roman empire such as Mithraism, the worship of Cybele and Isis and also Christianity. Although these were foreign cults, they were widely practised by the Romans, due to Rome's ability to absorb and identify with other gods/beliefs.
There were several religions which developed during the Roman empire such as Mithraism, the worship of Cybele and Isis and also Christianity. Although these were foreign cults, they were widely practised by the Romans, due to Rome's ability to absorb and identify with other gods/beliefs.
There were several religions which developed during the Roman empire such as Mithraism, the worship of Cybele and Isis and also Christianity. Although these were foreign cults, they were widely practised by the Romans, due to Rome's ability to absorb and identify with other gods/beliefs.
There were several religions which developed during the Roman empire such as Mithraism, the worship of Cybele and Isis and also Christianity. Although these were foreign cults, they were widely practised by the Romans, due to Rome's ability to absorb and identify with other gods/beliefs.
There were several religions which developed during the Roman empire such as Mithraism, the worship of Cybele and Isis and also Christianity. Although these were foreign cults, they were widely practised by the Romans, due to Rome's ability to absorb and identify with other gods/beliefs.
There were several religions which developed during the Roman empire such as Mithraism, the worship of Cybele and Isis and also Christianity. Although these were foreign cults, they were widely practised by the Romans, due to Rome's ability to absorb and identify with other gods/beliefs.
There were several religions which developed during the Roman empire such as Mithraism, the worship of Cybele and Isis and also Christianity. Although these were foreign cults, they were widely practised by the Romans, due to Rome's ability to absorb and identify with other gods/beliefs.
There were several religions which developed during the Roman empire such as Mithraism, the worship of Cybele and Isis and also Christianity. Although these were foreign cults, they were widely practised by the Romans, due to Rome's ability to absorb and identify with other gods/beliefs.
Christianity began during this time. It was started by the appearance of the Christ, who they later crucified.
Christianity was born during that time period.
Christianity was born at (more or less) the height of the Roman Empire.
Roman Catholic i think
well thee uk spoke english as well as the peoople of todays austrailian culture do and they have the same religions as the people in the united kingdom.
Historically inaccurate. They were not all being ruled by same countries. But todays East Europe was ruled by Ottoman Empire for 400 years and Spain was ruled for 100 years or so, which are not being ruled by the Muslim now
A lot of the laws that were used in his code are used by us.
He established an exile regime from El Paso del Norte, Chihuahua (todays Ciudad Juarez).
Herodotus claimed the outer walls were 56 miles in length, 80 feet thick and 320 feet high.
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Because Modern schools want you to be aware how ridicoulous all the religions are.
Islam, Muslim, Christianity, Hinduism, and Buddhism were all before 1500 and are all major religions today.
It was the Assyrians with Babylon as their capital, todays Iraq.
Only the western portion of India - west from the Indus (todays Pakistan) - was part of the Persian Empire - from 522 BCE. The Persian Empire disintegrated after its occupation by Alexander the Great in 331 BCE.
yes some parts of todays Iraq was under control of great empire of Persia (Iran) Persia was one of the most power full countries like empire of china or roma in ancient world
Audiences during Shakespeare's time considered witches and curses to be real and much scarier than todays audiences would.
well thee uk spoke english as well as the peoople of todays austrailian culture do and they have the same religions as the people in the united kingdom.
wa is todays code plz
what are todays uses for sulfur
during the singing of the national anthem jets fly over, but a blimp will flyover during the race. the Goodyear blimp F16s