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   Nov 21, 2023 · The presence of Christianity in Rome is first noted in 30 CE, the year that Jesus of Nazareth, or Jesus Christ, was crucified in Israel. Early followers of the newly developed religion were sparse ...

   • Why was Christianity not allowed in Rome?

     Roman emperors often viewed Christians as a political threat. They were suspicious of those who refused to worship the traditional Roman gods.
   • How did Christianity affect the Roman Empire?

     Early Christianity threated the Roman government by being blatantly at odds with social norms and challenging authority. Christianity caused religi...
   • How did Christianity start in Rome?

     Christianity started in Rome with a small group of followers of Jesus Christ. This group grew slowly but steadily after Jesus's death.
   • Why did Romans convert to Christianity?

     Early Christians converts were often poor, enslaved, and/or disenfranchised citizens who found no satisfaction with the Roman gods. They were attra...
   • How did Christianity spread in Rome?

     Christianity spread throughout Rome after stories of Jesus's death and resurrection spread. Missionaries later traveled throughout the Roman Empire...

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