Asked by Miguel Quezada on Jun 19, 2024
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Why did the Roman state persecute the Christians?
A) Christians fomented revolt against the Roman state.
B) Christians refused to pay homage to the state's gods.
C) Romans knew the Christians would be their downfall.
D) Romans didn't approve of anything originating in Judea.
Christian Persecution
The mistreatment of Christians because of their religious beliefs, historically ranging from legal discrimination to violent attacks.
Roman State
Refers to the ancient Roman civilization, encompassing its government, societal structures, and territorial domains.
Judea
An ancient region in the Eastern Mediterranean, part of the wider region of Palestine, significant in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic history.
- Recognize the historical context behind the persecution of Christians and the eventual acceptance of Christianity in Rome.
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Learning Objectives
- Recognize the historical context behind the persecution of Christians and the eventual acceptance of Christianity in Rome.
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