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lianna [129]
1 year ago
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Do you think persecution of Christians made Christianity weaker or stronger? Explain.

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lbvjy [14]1 year ago
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Answer: The persection of Christians made Christianity weaker. The reason of that is that the destruction of Christian institutions and scriptures was mandated, as well as the ban on gathering for religious purposes and the loss of legal protections for Christians who refused to recant.

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