Rome : End of Paganism And Dawn of Christianity

Back then, Christianity was not so popular, and there were few places to build a church in the original city, so the church was built outside the city ("The Shape of Rome", August 2013 Day). People in Rome know this new religion, but they do not think this is a problem for their survival. The tide began to change rapidly, and many pagan believers began following this new religion. This attracted the ruler's attention, especially when these newly converted Christians denied accepting the emperor as a god.

When Christianity began for the first time, it was a small denomination of Jewish faith. At the time, Rome had governed the world, and the pagan custom was a standard. Most civilized worlds adore Zeus, Apollo, Aphrodite, and other gods. Drunkards and festivals are common in everyday life. Greek politicians say that women and slaves are considered secondary citizens and in that extreme range many Christians are persecuted and tortured because of their odd beliefs. I request my husband to respect my wife and loyalty. Church funds are used for the release of Christian slaves. When the Roman father dies leaving annoying children in the field, Christians take care of them to adopt their children and despise the social structure. They live in anti-culture and show love, elegance and love to people with different faiths.

The early Christian community was sometimes considered to be an inherently unstable influence and a threat to Rome's peace, a religious belief. By looking at the restored pagans by confronting the Christian church that is separated from this belief and that does not want to be neglected, it is blamed on the unfortunate life of Rome and the wider empire in the rise of Christianity " It has the faith that it is a true god. After the first conflict between the state and the emerging religion, Gallienus (a ruling from 253 to 260) was the first emperor who promulgated a tolerant law of all religious beliefs including Christianity. According to a Christian debater after his death, Konstantin I was baptized before his death, it would be the first emperor to become a Christian who was baptized. Modern Christian historian Eusebius also praised him for destroying pagan temples