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  1. How did Christianity replace Roman Paganism and other ancient …

    May 21, 2018 · Paganism was more a tradition, unorganized, non-evangelical, not translatable into other contexts. Christianity was a religion, it spread without resistance and then uprooted the tradition of …

  2. What is the last historical mention of people worshipping the Roman …

    17 Greco-Roman polytheism in Rome survived the 455 CE sacking but it is unclear at what point traditional roman paganism transformed into hybrid Christian heresies versus any retention of …

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  4. When did worshipping of ancient Greek gods come to an end?

    Jan 19, 2015 · By around 500 AD/CE, Olympian paganism would have been "out of fashion", even cryptically speaking, due to the ubiquity of Christianity within Medieval Greco-Roman societies).

  5. What is the difference between the Ancient Greek religion and the ...

    Nov 1, 2019 · Roman religion is institutional and state sponsored. That is an oversimplification, but I don't think the fundamental differences are about the two religions, I think the fundamental difference …

  6. roman empire - What religions did Constantine convert to? - History ...

    Dec 29, 2017 · The Roman Emperor Constantine the Great was the first Emperor to legalize Christianity. He also converted to Christianity, from his deathbed. As I remember 40 years ago from theology …

  7. Did ancient Romans have a religion that involved a "fish hat"?

    Sep 10, 2019 · The question seems very bent to push for proving the over 3000 years long running conspiracy theory formulated by Alexander Hislop in 1853: Namely that 'the Roman Catholic pope …

  8. What strategic value did Christianity hold for Constantine that made ...

    Remember, Constantine was NOT responsible for nationalizing Christianity within the Roman Empire- (that would come decades later with the Byzantine Emperor, Theodosius and his rabidly anti-pagan …

  9. Why didn't early modern Christians object to pagan symbolism in art?

    It is possible that the Iconoclastic century- (i.e. 700's or 800's) in the Greek Christian East and perhaps to some extent in the Roman Catholic West, were attempting to truly distance themselves from their …

  10. What motivated Germanic tribes to accept Christianity?

    May 1, 2020 · The medieval church was a good ally of Kings. A certain congruence of values between Kings and Bishops. The adoption of Christianity by Germanic tribes was an event driven by the …