All but one of the disciples were executed (excluding Judas Iscariot who hung himself after betraying Jesus). The apostle John was the only one that didn't die by execution or assasination, but he was exiled til he died. St. Stephen (or just Stephen in the Bible) was stoned to death, and is considered by most to be the first official Christian martyr. John the Baptist was beheaded by a king Herod. That's not counting all the people who were executed in Rome up to the present. Other than that, you can look up a list of Christian martyrs and get plenty.
Steven was one martyr and there are others as well all over the world.Especially in the U.S.R and Romania.
Many thousands of people have done so.
celina felix born in 1912 died for race beliefs
They died for or because of their beliefs
because he died for his beliefs
It was beleived that it was your mums falut that he died
They returned to their ancient beliefs under Amenhotep's sucessor, Tutanchamon.
It is not entirely clear whether Plato, Aristotle, and Alexander the Great died specifically for their beliefs. Plato is said to have died of natural causes, Aristotle may have died of natural causes as well, and Alexander the Great is believed to have died from illness or poisoning. However, all three individuals did have strong convictions and beliefs that defined their lives and actions.
because jesus died for his beliefs
He died on April 4, 1968 and he was killed for his beliefs obviously...
Igbo beliefs held the woman would haunt the living.
Socrates is the one who famously died for his beliefs. He was sentenced to death by drinking poison hemlock in 399 BC for corrupting the youth and impiety. Crito was one of Socrates' friends who was with him during his trial and offered to help him escape. Aristotle and Plato were important philosophers who had different beliefs and did not die for them.
Rastafarianism. He became a Christian about 8 months before he died though.
Religious beliefs by a long shot. More people have died in the name of God worldwide than anything else.