Another answer from our communit:
Source: Miller's Church History, Andrew Miller, Bible Truth, Illinois, 1980. p 152 -154
The cruel treatment inflicted on the Christians was not inflicted upon the Christians alone. It was typical of the methodology employed in those days by a supposedly civilized soceity against all who it deemed worthy of such treatment. It is interesting to note that the cruellest of deaths, crucifixion, was forbidden to be performed upon Roman citizens - Christians evidently regarded as being disloyal to the state certainly were at times despatched in this cruel manner.
Poorly at first, Very poorly. They were persecuted and killed all until the time of Constantine
Why were early christians attracted attracted to the island
They treated them so cruel that they publically burnt them in arenas.
Different people had different reactions. Some were very kind to their slaves. Some were extremely cruel. Some were offended by how harshly slaves were treated by others. Early Christians accepted slaves as equals. In fact many slaves were Christians, but were treated equally at worship services.
Yes, the Moors did persecute the Early Christians.
The Romans regarded the early Christians as being weird and secretive. There was a prejudice against them.
The early Christians used the Septuagint, an early but flawed Greek translation of the Hebrew scriptures.
Generally okay, since they were all Christians.
Chistians persecuted many of them.
Christians and Jews are treated by Muslims with kindness, peacefulness, and tolerance. Muslims allow them to practice their ritual worships freely and safely.
As a hierarchy
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