The Story of Christianity

Between the 1 st century and 4 th century, Romans never persecuted Christian policies without interruption. As each century progressed, Christian religion continued to evolve and in response the Roman government adopted a policy to respond to change. In the first century Christianity tried to establish identity by spreading promises of God's promises, but the Romans did not take time to see the difference between Christianity and Judaism.

Both Christian and non-Christian, the Christian story is an important foundation of world history. This includes creating customs and traditions for people all over the world. Christian faith affects every aspect of life, from morality, politics, art to literature, science to basic theory of knowledge. Today, in the world, one - third of the world 's population calls themselves Christians. In the 20th century, we walked along the dusty path of Galilee with the Savior Jesus, and preached when he repented and saved the message. For most Christians, the history of their faith and religion is concentrated in Christ. Since Christ's life, death and resurrection Christianity has become one of the most important beliefs in the whole world. The history of Christianity is firmly rooted in the devotion of God to the great leaders and patriarchs of the Old Testament

As a nobleman stated, at the beginning of Christianity, early Christians were persecuted by Jewish leaders and Romans. So, most of the stories we read in the New Testament are about persecution for enthusiasm for evolving, religious and politically unpopular beliefs. In the case of persecution and genocide there are many stories of Jewish believers who are attracting much attention in the Old Testament. A martyr is a real, self-sacrificing hero who thinks that we are willing to sacrifice for the faith we teach.