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people in Rome were impacted by Christianity because some of the beliefs in Christianity was that anyone no madder the power they have can go to heaven, soon Christianity threatened Rome and the emperors power so it became illegal in Rome.

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The Romans were impacted by Christianity because it was a huge hit in rome and the emperor started losing power

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When Paul began spreading Jesus's teachings while on the road to Damascus, he made up books, which were sent to early churches and individuals, and they included explanations of the gospels, advice, etc. When he returned to Jerusalem he was arrested. When Roman leaders had realized that Christianity had become popular, they feared the new religion, and posed a threat to the Roman Empire, so they made Christianity illegal.

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The rise of Christianity impacted lives in Rome because a lot of them were misunderstood, therefore they got tortured. Many were thrown to wild animals while others were burned alive.

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Christianity impacted Rome because it was an easy target. It was still fairly small and a few of the worshipers stayed in Rome. They were blamed for the Emperor's mistakes. They were tortured and eventually killed. After some time Christianity began to grow too big for the Rome to control.

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Christianity impacted Romans because most of them got tortured for their beliefs, mistaking rituals, and false accusations. Many of the followers of the 12 Apostles were brutally murdered because the Romans were suspicious about their religion since they knew very little about it.

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The rise of Christianity impacted Roman lives because a lot of the people in Ancient Rome were hearing about Christianity and a lot of them became Christian. This impacted the lives of Roman's because they did not like Christianity therefore Christian people were being persecuted and therefore Roman's had to live with all this violence around them. That is how the rise of the Christianity impacted the lives of Romans.

-Jenna Wehr

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The romans lived in FEARRR! and the romans since they didn't understand they thought their beliefs were wrong this would make Christians mad and this stirred the pot

This ones great - Dominic

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The rise of Christianity impacted the lives of Romans, as most of them were tortured. Due to them being misunderstood, such as mistaking some rituals to be incest or cannibalism. Many of the followers or even apostles had died, considering there was much suspicion around the religion. For instance, Thomas was impaled by a spear and Peter was crucified. Though it could be inferred that the effect of Christianity was the wide spread of it's belief of going to heaven. The large spread caused fear amongst the Romans, so they decided to torture Lord's followers or per se sons of God, though Jesus is often referred to as Son of God. They disliked the Christian religion, as the Roman emperor should be the one to be worshiped. However, according to the Bible in Romans 12:19 its states, " "Do not take revenge, my dear friends, but leave room for God's wrath, for it is written: "It is mine to avenge; I will repay," says the Lord. " Though they may not know much of the religion, it should be though that they have a brief understanding. For revenge or to inflict pain is unadvised within the Bible.

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Christianity impacted the lives of Romans because the poor thought that if they belived in Jesus Christ they could go to Heven

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People were happy that even though they were poor they could go to heaven when they die. People who did not believe that he was the son of go still thought that he was a prophet.

--Scarlett Hudson