How Did The Romans Contribute To The Rise Of Christianity
The Romans were ruling and the Jews wanted everything to be different. A Messiah, Jesus comes to save and teach them God's will. The Romans are against this and do something to prevent it. - - Romans are against Christianity and start taking some measures about it. Emperor Constantine acknowledged Christianity as a religion. - -
Jews and the Roman Empire
The Roman Empire grew as a large population within a long period of time. Actually, the Roman Empire was developing gradually, so that this way they would take control of more regions in the Mediterranean. The Romans conquered many territories including Judaea. Most Jews lived in the province of Judaea. The Jews were hoping to have a king like David, a liberator, a Messiah. The Jews …show more content…
Eventually, the Romans started expecting more from Christians. The Christians rebuffed to worship the Roman emperor and other gods too. Of course, Romans didn't liked this actions, since for them were an attack for their religion and way of ruling. The Romans prohibited Christianity and started executing some Christians. Even though the Romans tried to stop Christianity as a religion, it didn't work since many people were turning to Christianity. Since the Christianity population had increased so much, the Romans weren't able to fulfill their task of punishing all. So, the Romans finally accepted Christianity as a …show more content…
In A.D. 312 Constantine was going to a battle with his army, and he said he saw a cross in the sky. In the sky, he also saw the words, ”In this sign, conquer.“ He believed in what he saw and had faith in God. So, he placed all of the battle and army under the hands of God. After the huge success and victory, Constantine was officially a Christian. He supported Christianity throughout his empire and made the religion grow even more. Years later, Theodosius prohibited pagan worship. The Christians persecuted the pagans and also destroyed their temples. Christianity has spread and continued improving throughout the
Jews and the Roman Empire
The Roman Empire grew as a large population within a long period of time. Actually, the Roman Empire was developing gradually, so that this way they would take control of more regions in the Mediterranean. The Romans conquered many territories including Judaea. Most Jews lived in the province of Judaea. The Jews were hoping to have a king like David, a liberator, a Messiah. The Jews …show more content…
Eventually, the Romans started expecting more from Christians. The Christians rebuffed to worship the Roman emperor and other gods too. Of course, Romans didn't liked this actions, since for them were an attack for their religion and way of ruling. The Romans prohibited Christianity and started executing some Christians. Even though the Romans tried to stop Christianity as a religion, it didn't work since many people were turning to Christianity. Since the Christianity population had increased so much, the Romans weren't able to fulfill their task of punishing all. So, the Romans finally accepted Christianity as a …show more content…
In A.D. 312 Constantine was going to a battle with his army, and he said he saw a cross in the sky. In the sky, he also saw the words, ”In this sign, conquer.“ He believed in what he saw and had faith in God. So, he placed all of the battle and army under the hands of God. After the huge success and victory, Constantine was officially a Christian. He supported Christianity throughout his empire and made the religion grow even more. Years later, Theodosius prohibited pagan worship. The Christians persecuted the pagans and also destroyed their temples. Christianity has spread and continued improving throughout the