Why did Christianity spread the most?
Christianity spread more than any other religion because it became the state religion of the Roman Empire. Because of this, Christianity was enforced throughout Europe, North Africa and much of the Middle East. Eventually, those who refused to be Christian were persecuted, tortured or killed.
When Europeans spread out to found colonies in the New World, they took Christianity with them, often spreading it by military force.
When Europeans spread out to found colonies in the New World, they took Christianity with them, often spreading it by military force.