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My biggest takeaway was how did the Christian spread their religion/god all over the world.

I wonder how the christens conquered so much land and people. to believe in there god/religion.

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My biggest takeaway is learning that some people  saw Jesus and ate with him. A topic I still wonder about is if somebody created Christianity and how they spread it across the world.

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My biggest thing here I say it would be Explore and I wonder about Analyze. There is so much in Explore. Also to learn about.

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My biggest takeaway from this hyperdoc is probably how wildly spread christianity is. How many people and different places are mostly christian. I am still wondering why the Romans did not like religions that were monotheistic.

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My biggest takeaway from this hyperdoc is that Romans hated religions that were monotheistic. They executed people from those religions treated them bad, and didn't care about them. They also took advantage of them and blamed them for things. I still wonder that did the Romans hated Islam? I know that Islam is monotheistic.

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The biggest takeaway from this Christianity hyperdoc is that Christianity is used all around the world and one of the largest religions around the whole world. Christianity has originated from Judaism.  One thing I still wonder about is how Christianity started out very small and many people were against it and now it is being used around the whole world.

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My biggest takeaway is that Christianity used to be so small. The Romans didnt like the christians at first. Now christianity is one of the largest religions.

I still wonder why people didn't like the christians at first. Did they do something bad to the romans.

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My biggest takeaway from this hyperdoc is that Most of the world is Christian. I thought that people who lived in counties that have a lot of beliefs have their own religion. Topics that I still wonder about is why is there something about growing seeds?

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My biggest takeaway is that it's okay to be different. It's okay to have different religions. On the explore map it shows that christianity is the biggest belief but that doesn't mean other religions don't matter. Whatever you believe is fine as long as you don't hate others for it.
I still wonder why people care so much about if you are different. As long as it doesn't affect in a big way you it shouldn't matter.

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Hudson Taylor John G. Paton

Both powerful and both have courage

John had to deal with natives and taylor didn't need to

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My biggest takeaway is that If you make yourself look like you agree with everyone, and promise a false paradise, you can have massive amounts of control over most of the world.

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My biggest takeaway from the hyperdoc is how christianity started so small and is now the most celebrated religion.

I still wonder why people didn’t like christianity and wanted to get rid of the religion.

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My biggest takeaway from the hyperdoc is that even though Christianity and Judaisim are two of the most widespread religions in the world, they were really hated. If you had a Jewsih life back then, you had a small chance of survival. And if you were Christian, you also had a very small chance to be accepted. It wasn’t until the emperor declared himself Christian that it was ok to be Christain and Jewish.

Some topics I still wonder about is what gave all the Jewish people hope, even though decades after Jesus died, they still never got their acceptance and what they were promised to by god

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My biggest takeaway was that Christianity was once small and sometimes despised by the Romans, but now it is the world’s largest religion. I wonder how it became so big and spread.

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My biggest takeaway is that Religions in Rome caused people to think that, that is the only thing that is right, and the only thing people should believe in. Topics I still wonder about are why did Christianity spread around the globe more than other religions, and if the people really believed in Christianity, or if they just wanted a good afterlife.

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My biggest takeaway is that christianity started in Rome from Judaism. Topics I still wonder about are why are the Christian and Jewish religions treated so differently if they are both very similar.

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Rafael Fernandez                my biggest takeaway from this was that christianity came from not being loved in rome to being one of the biggest religions in the world.         

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Rafael Fernandez                my biggest takeaway from this was that christianity came from not being loved in rome to being one of the biggest religions in the world.         

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My biggest takeaway from this was the Christianity is the most widespread religion and it dominates most places.

I still wonder why the other religions aren't as popular of widespread as Christianity.

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My biggest takeaway from this was how at first, Christianity was spreading slowly, but it got more popular and spread quickly, and now it is the most popular religion today.

I still wonder why the other religions weren’t as popular or spread as fast or as much as Christianity did.

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My biggest takeaway from this hyperdoc is that many people throughout the world practice Christianity, and a lot more of them than I thought do so.

I still wonder if the practice of Christianity differs in different countries or if everyone practices Christianity exactly the same.

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My biggest takeaway is that Jesus Christ was one of the greatest saints and spreaders of Christianity.
What I wonder most of all is that if there are any other more famous spreaders of christianity and what were they like?

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My biggest takeaway is that christianity is a popular religion that has no sign of stopping its growth.

I still wonder about why people believe his preachings even to this day. He was just a homeless man with wise words to say.

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My biggest take away from this hyperdoc is there are lots of people that have different beliefs based on how they grew up and where they were born. I still wonder about how some religion were created and how they get so popular.

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My biggest takeaway from this hyperdoc is that Christianity is a big religion. It caused many problems between the Romans and other people but it somehow became the world’s biggest religion. A lot of people in Ancient times hated Christians and now people don’t. One thing I wonder is how Christianity got so big.

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My biggest takeaway from this hyperdoc is that Christianity started from nothing but is now the world's most popular religion.

I still wonder what would have happened if Jesus had died in a tragic accident in his youth, and how much that would alter the world’s history as it is today.

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My biggest takeaway would be that it is easy to make people believe in something if you have their will and want to believe. The Jews were in a desperate state and believing that Jesus was the son of God was already a part of their religion, so Jesus was at that point known as the son of god.

Yet I still wonder what separates Judaism from christianity. If Christianity formed out of jewdism, then why are they so different? Also, if they were promised the “promised land” but they still have lost it so much, how has the religion survived for so long and how have they stayed faithful to it?

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My biggest takeaway from this was the map and that Christianity is the most popular religion of the modern day world.

Something I still wonder about is why didn’t other religions spread as much as Christianity.

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My biggest take-away from this hyperdoc is that christianity caused some big problems between the Jews, Romans, and all other christians during the time of the Roman Empire, and that it had a big effect. Christianity is believed in all over the world and has gotten even more popular from ancient times.

Some things I still wonder about is how it got spread so far from where it started, and how so many people became christian.

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My biggest takeaway from the hyperdoc is that it was very hard to spread Christianity all over the world, but today it is the one of the most common religions. I still wonder why other religions couldn't be spread like Christianity was.

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My biggest takeaway from the hyperdoc was learning how Christianity was spread through the world and how hard it was to spread. Also the fact that Christianity was hated by a lot of people and now it's a very common religion.
I wonder why it became so common. I also wonder why all of the other religions that we around back then weren't spread like Christianity.

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My biggest take away from the hyperdoc is that Christianity was hard to spread, and it was a very hated religion at the beginning, but now it is one of the most popular religions. I still wonder why it became so much more popular, and other religions weren't spread like Christianity.

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My biggest take away is that Christianity is one of the most widely spread forms of religion and the world and that it seems to bring a lot of people together. One topic that I still wonder about is how Christianity crossed into greenland and iceland and across the Ocean.

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My biggest takeaway is why didnt other religiouns spread around the world like christianity. It doesnt make sense because there are so many other ones from the anicent world. But only christianity really spread around?

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My biggest takeaway from the hyperdoc that we just did is that Christianity has spread throughout the world very fast. Christians at the beginning were very hated, but now (according to the map) it seems like it is the main religion. It was also very hard to spread that religion.

I am still wondering why it got so big and why other popular religion before Christianity didn't. What happened to them and what stopped their legacy.

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My biggest takeaway in this hyperdoc is that I never knew that Christianity and Judaism was so hated, but popular in the modern world.

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My biggest takeaway in this hyperdoc is that christianity is very popular throughout the world. It was way more popular than I thought.
I still wonder why there are so many people who aren't religious when there are so many options to choose from.

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My biggest takeaway is how hard it actually was to spread Christianity. It wasn’t easy to get people to like Christianity. I wonder what some other reasons are based on why they were afraid of the Christians. I also wonder why Christianity is the biggest religion.

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My biggest takeaway is that Christianity was spread throughout the world. I never realized how much it did. I still wonder why other religions weren't spread throughout like Christianity was.

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My biggest takeaway is that Christianity is very popular. The map showed that it is nearly the main religion in the modern day world.

I still wonder what happened after the death of Jesus and how other religions thought of Christianity.

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My biggest takeaway from this hyperdoc is the fact that Christians were treated so horribly, but when I look at the map I see how much Christianity spread throughout the world. I still wonder about why only Christianity spread and not anything else like Islam.

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My biggest takeaway from the hyper doc is that Christianity has spread throughout the world. I still wonder about why other religions have not spread as much as Christianity.

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My biggest takeaway from this hyper doc is. Christianity is very popular and it is very well respected.
The topic I still wonder about is, How did Jesus get so popular and get people thinking he is the son of god.