In the fourth century, Emperor Constantine adopted Christianity and did everything possible to encourage Romans to adopt Christianity, even offering every Roman convert a white garment, with twenty pieces of gold. With inducements for converts and growing persecution of the pagan temples, the Christian faith grew rapidly in Rome, but paganism remained the dominant religion.
Theodosius made Christianity the official religion of Rome in 381, which meant that his subjects were required to become Christians.
he legalized Christianity in Rome, but did not make Rome officially a Christianity state
Armenia was the first country to adopt Christianity as its official religion in the year 301 AD.
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The Goths were Arian Christians.
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Yes. Even in the time of the apostle Paul, we know there were Christians in Rome. By the second century, the Christian community in Rome was under the leadership of a bishop. By the time of Emperor Constantine, more than ten per cent of the population of Rome was Christian.
he legalized Christianity in Rome, but did not make Rome officially a Christianity state
Armenia was the first country to adopt Christianity as its official religion in the year 301 AD.
Rome did not adopt any cultures after the conquest of Carthage. It continued with its own Roman culture.
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Christianity was established as the main religion of Rome in AD 313.
Rome is important in Christianity because when the Romans converted to Christianity, they insisted on making Rome the centre of Christianity. Originally the true centre of Christianity is in constantinople. This action by the Romans caused what is known as a schism in Christianity. The first schism where it was split into roman catholics and Russian orthodox denominations.
Constantine coverted Rome to christianity
Christianity in Rome would still be Christianity. Back in the times of the Roman Empire, they believed in multiple gods.
The Goths were Arian Christians.