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When Israel becomes a province of the Roman Empire, the Jewish religion is also brought into the Roman Empire. The Jewish religion had adopted several Christian tendencies along with some of the religion itself, so when Israel joined the Roman Empire, the religion began to spread.
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This is more commonly known as Saint Paul in the Christian texts. Was a preacher whom taught the gospel of Christ to the 1st century world spreading the religion.
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More commonly known as Jesus. He is the most important and he spread Christianity because he was a Jewish preacher whom taught Christian beliefs and tendencies.
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This fire burnt roughly 70% of Rome. The 30% of the city that wasn't burned was the 30% where the Christians lived. This is bad for the Christians because it made them look like they set up the fire and burned all the areas. This led to many other Christian persecutions.
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Is the oldest and most notable Christian text. It is a serious of entries about a young mother and her daughter whom were imprisoned. They were killed because of their religious beliefs which were Christian.
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Was a great slaughter of anyone whom followed the Christian religion. Last and most severe formal persecution of any Christians.
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He was a Roman Emperor. He splits the Empire with another Emperor. He had a vision that eventually leads to Christianity being legal to practice.
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This is the battle of two Roman emperors, Constantine and Maxentius. Before this battle begins Constantine has a vision in which leads him to put the Cross on his soldiers' shields and that they will be protected. This battle takes place in Rome, Italy.
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A formal letter and document that declared Religious Freedom throughout. the Roman Empire. This was made by Constantine. This stops the unfair treatment of Christians and leads to the widespread of the religion.
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He is known as Theodosius the Great. He was the last to ever rule over all of the Roman Empire Campaigned against differences and let all be their own, especially with Christianity.
