The Romans regarded the early Christians as being weird and secretive. There was a prejudice against them.
The Romans noticed that the early Christians seemed to give greater loyalty to their bishops than to the Roman state. This is particularly evident in 1 Peter, which refers to the Christians as a "holy nation". They thus suspected the Christians of disloyalty. Some also felt that the refusal of Christians to worship their gods would offend the gods, who could retaliate against the state.
The Roman word for air is "aer," derived from the Latin language. In ancient Roman culture, "aer" was often associated with the atmosphere and the sky, playing a crucial role in their understanding of the natural world. It is also reflected in various terms in modern languages that relate to air and atmosphere.
You're thinking of Constantine the Great. However he did not end the persecutions because there were no persecutions going on at the time. All he did was legitimize the religion and this was for political purposes.
Jesus Christ started the Christian Church and through his apostles Christianity spread across the Roman world and into Asia. Peter, an apostle, founded the Roman church through his visits to Italy during the 1st Century, AD. However, beginning with the Roman Emperor, Nero, in the 1st Century, Christians across the Roman world were persecuted off and on for hundreds of years. Constantine, early in the 4th Century, AD, was the first of many Christian Emporers. He lifted the persecution of Christianity and established it as an accepted religion in the Roman Empire. Constantine's rule was the turning point for the Roman Empire government acceptance of Christianity. Under his reign, the Roman Church became a major force in the spread of Christianity throughout the Roman world. The Church at Rome and New Rome (Constantinople) received the favor of the Emperor during this time. The Church at Rome has become known as the Roman Catholic Church, while the Church at Constantinople, originally united with the Church at Rome, has become known as the Eastern Orthodox Church. Note: the term "Catholic" means "Christian" in today's language.
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The Roman Catholic Church is the largest group of Christians in the world.
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Because it was considered to be a popular event. It was very popular to kill Christians back then. The reason why most of the Roman emperors killed Christians was because there were a lot of Roman empers that wanted to be worshiped as gods. The name of the Roman emperor that stopped these events was Constantine. Constantine made it legal to be a Christian and he made Christianity the official religion of the Roman empire. The Romans are the ones who spread Christianity throughout the Roman world. Therefore there were lots of Christians in the time of Constantine. The Roman empire stretched from the U.K (England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland) and Spain to the orient, it also contained a huge chunk of North Africa. The Roman Empire was one of the world's largest empires during the time of the ancient world.
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Christians worship in churches. Christianity spread throught the world with the help of the Roman Empire, but It originated with Jesus in Isreal.
The pastor. ---- The Pope, With most of the Christians in the world being Roman Catholics, The Roman Catholic Church is the face of Christianity to the non-Christian world, as such, the Pope is the most major religious leader in Christianity.
The early Christian church brought about the most amazing transformation of diverse social and religious cultures ever achieved by peaceful means in the history of the world. They consisted of a group of loosely connected local bodies of believers who gathered together on a regular basis, usually in each other’s homes to fellowship and worship together.
Contemporary Christians of the United States are different from the New Testament early days Christians/Jews. We have church buildings and they did not. We live in the modern western world and they lived in the ancient and eastern way of thought. Most of them were Jews who came to believe Jesus was the Messiah. Most of the contemporary Christians in the United States are Gentile Christians. There are modern Messianic Jews who do believe Jesus is the Messiah and Savior of the world. We have modern instruments to use with our singing and the old days Christians barely had an instrument within 5 miles of their worship meetings. Our music is sung in English and their music was sung in Aramaic or Greek or Hebrew. The Messianic Jews of today will often sing in the Hebrew style and in the Hebrew language. We have the same core beliefs as those of the New Testament Christians. The NT Christians did not have the "Roman Catholic Church or a Pope." Contemporary Protestant Christians and Messianic Christians do not have the Roman Catholic Rule or the Pope either. We believe the Scripture is the only authority for the believer as well as God Almighty.
The letters of the Apostle Peter are located in the New Testament. They were written to the Christians dispersed throughout the Roman world.
The Romans noticed that the early Christians seemed to give greater loyalty to their bishops than to the Roman state. This is particularly evident in 1 Peter, which refers to the Christians as a "holy nation". They thus suspected the Christians of disloyalty. Some also felt that the refusal of Christians to worship their gods would offend the gods, who could retaliate against the state.
Persecution along with the 'pagan' religions of the time. Pagan meaning religion of a farmer. Early Christianity had to compete with local religions and deities. Religion was a way of life, and Christianity was changing those ways of life. They also had to compete with the rise of Islam, and before the rise of Islam, the division of Classical Rome into The Byzantine Empire and what would later be called The Roman Catholic Empire. The Future Roman Catholic Empire would then face the Huns, along with the burning of Rome, after numerous invasions, because of the Huns (who wished to take The Byzantine Empire) This division would lead to the Dark Ages, and the Crusades, a failure for the Western Christian society.