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No parts of Christianity are misogynistic. No parts of Judaism, or Islam, are misogynistic. Only in the hands of abuse is there any note of misogynistic. Did you mean which parts of Christianity are most vulnerable to misogynistic interpretation?

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Was Greek society misogynistic?

Yes, Greek society was largely misogynistic. Women were considered inferior to men and were confined to the domestic sphere. They had no political or legal rights and were expected to be obedient to their husbands. Their primary role was to bear and raise children and their social status was largely determined by their relationship to men.


What form of Christianity developed in the byzantine empire?

orthodox Christianity


Who made being a christian legal to Romans?

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Was spartacus the foundr of christainanity?

Spartacus was not the founder of Christianity. He lived and acted a hundred years before Christianity became a sect. Christianity was founded by the disciples of Jesus Christ.Spartacus was not the founder of Christianity. He lived and acted a hundred years before Christianity became a sect. Christianity was founded by the disciples of Jesus Christ.Spartacus was not the founder of Christianity. He lived and acted a hundred years before Christianity became a sect. Christianity was founded by the disciples of Jesus Christ.Spartacus was not the founder of Christianity. He lived and acted a hundred years before Christianity became a sect. Christianity was founded by the disciples of Jesus Christ.Spartacus was not the founder of Christianity. He lived and acted a hundred years before Christianity became a sect. Christianity was founded by the disciples of Jesus Christ.Spartacus was not the founder of Christianity. He lived and acted a hundred years before Christianity became a sect. Christianity was founded by the disciples of Jesus Christ.Spartacus was not the founder of Christianity. He lived and acted a hundred years before Christianity became a sect. Christianity was founded by the disciples of Jesus Christ.Spartacus was not the founder of Christianity. He lived and acted a hundred years before Christianity became a sect. Christianity was founded by the disciples of Jesus Christ.Spartacus was not the founder of Christianity. He lived and acted a hundred years before Christianity became a sect. Christianity was founded by the disciples of Jesus Christ.


Was the Byzantine Empire the only empire that allowed Christianity?

No. It was the only empire to adopt the Orthodox version of Christianity, but the Roman Empire did practice Roman Catholicism at a time. Many other later European Empires also allowed Christianity, heading the crusades and converting parts of present-day Russia. Some examples of such empires would be the British Empire, the German Empire, the Spanish Empire, and the French Empire.