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Kyle Herrera
22 June, 07:19
Why did roman leaders treat christians harshly
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Callie York
22 June, 07:47
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Romans believed Christianity to be a cult, and saw it as subversive and dangerous. They also saw Jesus as a threat since they thought he was taking power away from kings and emperors but Later on, however, Romans became much more accepting of Christianity, and later adopted it as a state religion.
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Gabrielle Webster
22 June, 09:13
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Roman leaders treated all religions different to their official religion harshly. Conquered regions were forced to worship their roman emperor as a god.
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