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	* Christianity was perceived as an Anti-Roman movement. After all, Christians preached the Fall of Rome and the coming of the [[~~Kingdom of God~~]] ~~and their leader had being executed as an enemy of Rome.~~

	* Christianity was perceived as a treat to the unity and stability of the Empire. Romans were polytheistic and very tolerant but the Christians opposed the [[~~Imperial Cult]], which was mean to keep united the different components of the Roman society.~~

	* Roman Law made a sharp distinction between an ancient established religion and a new Sect (superstition). Christians claimed to be rooted in Judaism, but were a new community.



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	~~Many Christians were publicly executed at the Coliseum in Rome.~~

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	* Roman Law made a sharp distinction between an ancient established religion and a new Sect (superstition). Christians claimed to be rooted in Judaism, but were a new community.		* Roman Law made a sharp distinction between an ancient established religion and a new Sect (superstition). Christians claimed to be rooted in Judaism, but were a new community.



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			Many Christians were publicly executed at the Coliseum in Rome.

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	* Roman Law made a sharp distinction between an ancient established religion and a new Sect (superstition). Christians claimed to be rooted in Judaism, but were a new community.		* Roman Law made a sharp distinction between an ancient established religion and a new Sect (superstition). Christians claimed to be rooted in Judaism, but were a new community.

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	* Christianity was perceived as an Anti-Roman movement. After all, Christians preached the Fall of Rome and the coming of the [[Kingdom of God]] and their leader had being executed as an enemy of Rome.		* Christianity was perceived as an Anti-Roman movement. After all, Christians preached the Fall of Rome and the coming of the [[Kingdom of God]] and their leader had being executed as an enemy of Rome.

	* Christianity was perceived as a treat to the unity and stability of the Empire. Romans were polytheistic and very tolerant but the Christians opposed the [[Imperial ~~cult~~]], which was mean to keep united the different components of the Roman society.		* Christianity was perceived as a treat to the unity and stability of the Empire. Romans were polytheistic and very tolerant but the Christians opposed the [[Imperial Cult]], which was mean to keep united the different components of the Roman society.

	* Roman Law made a sharp distinction between an ancient established religion and a new Sect (superstition). Christians claimed to be rooted in Judaism, but were a new community.		* Roman Law made a sharp distinction between an ancient established religion and a new Sect (superstition). Christians claimed to be rooted in Judaism, but were a new community.

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	* Christianity was perceived as an Anti-Roman movement. After all, Christians preached the Fall of Rome and the coming of the [[Kingdom of God]] and their leader had being executed as an enemy of Rome.		* Christianity was perceived as an Anti-Roman movement. After all, Christians preached the Fall of Rome and the coming of the [[Kingdom of God]] and their leader had being executed as an enemy of Rome.

	* Christianity was perceived as a treat to the unity and stability of the Empire. Romans were ~~very~~ polytheistic and very tolerant but the Christians opposed the [[Imperial cult]], which was mean to keep united the different components of the Roman society.		* Christianity was perceived as a treat to the unity and stability of the Empire. Romans were polytheistic and very tolerant but the Christians opposed the [[Imperial cult]], which was mean to keep united the different components of the Roman society.

	* Roman Law made a sharp distinction between an ancient established religion and a new Sect (superstition). Christians ~~caime~~ to be rooted in Judaism, but were a new community.		* Roman Law made a sharp distinction between an ancient established religion and a new Sect (superstition). Christians claimed to be rooted in Judaism, but were a new community.

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Two major issues:

* Christianity was perceived as an Anti-Roman movement. After all, Christians preached the Fall of Rome and the coming of the [[Kingdom of God]] and their leader had being executed as an enemy of Rome.

* Christianity was perceived as a treat to the unity and stability of the Empire. Romans were very polytheistic and very tolerant but the Christians opposed the [[Imperial cult]], which was mean to keep united the different components of the Roman society.

* Roman Law made a sharp distinction between an ancient established religion and a new Sect (superstition). Christians caime to be rooted in Judaism, but were a new community.