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Because to be christian you didn't have to pay anything, Christianity promised afterlife and god would forgive every mistake, To converte you could had been from any social classes.
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Why was Christianity able to spread through the Roman Empire?
Political expediency - The Roman Emperor Constantine won the war and all the new territory he was going to govern had a large Christian population. The Christians also incorporated some of the Romans idolatry ways of worshiping their many gods into Christianity to make it appealing to the Romans.
Why did many Romans want to become a christians?
Christianity is a very appealing religion, particularly by people who have no standing in society. Christianity stresses that death may not be the end, that the riches, powers, and glory of this world are unimportant (thus the appeal to the powerless), that God loves all people, and that love of other people is the key to salvation. Therefore, many Romans abandoned the Roman gods and converted to Christianity.
When did the Romans bring Christianity to England?
the Romans brought Christianity to England in in the great invasion of 55 AD.
Was chrisianity invented by the Romans?
No, Christianity wasn't invented by Romans. It was sent to Jesus by God and Jeasus spread Christianity.
What is before Romans in the bible?
No Romans existed way before Christianity
What led to the fail of Romans?
Christianity
What can you learn from the Romans?
Christianity maybe?
Did the Romans bring Christianity to Greece?
NO
How was Christianity unlike that of the Greeks or the Romans religion?
The Greeks and Romans have many gods (polytheism) but Christianity only has one God (monotheism).
Why was Christianity so appealing to the Roman Empire?
The appeal of Christianity for many was it's promise of a joyous afterlife if one behaved according to Christian teachings. Now there were other sects that also promised an afterlife, but Christianity was the most aggressive in its quest for converts.
Why are the Romans so important to Christianity?
They aren't.
Why were Romans against Christianity?
The Romans believed in many Gods - not just one. They saw the teachings of Christianity as a threat to their beliefs, and tried to suppress its followers.
