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The document discusses how Christianity started and gained appeal in the Roman Empire during a time of decline. It summarizes key aspects of early Christianity that contrasted with Roman values and beliefs, such as emphasizing human dignity and equality over imperial power, compassion for the poor and oppressed, and rejection of practices like gladiatorial games. This led Romans to view Christians as threatening the unity and traditions of the empire through their non-worship of Roman gods and refusal to participate in the emperor cult.
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- 5. How / Why did it all started?
- 6. Romans 1 : 18 - 32
- 7. The lofty message of Christianity was preached and proclaimed by the apostles and became appealing and attractive to the Romans during the sad state of the Roman Empire.
- 8. The fundamental WORTH and DIGNITY of the person were given due IMPORTANCE. Worldwide fellowship among believers
- 9. The fundamental WORTH and DIGNITY of the person were given due IMPORTANCE. Equality was practiced
- 10. The fundamental WORTH and DIGNITY of the person were given due IMPORTANCE. Christians believe that all persons were equal
- 11. The fundamental WORTH and DIGNITY of the person were given due IMPORTANCE. Everyone is entitled to equal rights and privileges.
- 12. The DIGNITY of women was exalted. Women gained status in the society as wives and mothers.
- 13. The DIGNITY of women was exalted. The Blessed Virgin Mary was given a glorious status.
- 15. The spirit of Christian Compassion/ Christian Charity Compassion for the poor, the sick, abandoned and the afflicted.
- 16. Unworldly Living. Disregard for power and wealth in this world.
- 17. Unworldly Living. Respect for the rights of others to the goods of the earth.
- 18. Unworldly Living. Belief in the everlasting treasures of the next life.
- 19. Why the Romans turned against Christians and their belief to Christ the Lord.
- 20. CHRISTIANS ROMANS The aim of Christianity is to UNITE all people in the God of their faith A threat to Rome’s Power and Rule
- 21. CHRISTIANS ROMANS The EUCHARISTIC Celebration were the body and blood of Jesus is consumed by the Faithful for Spiritual Strength and Salvation. A form of Cannibalism
- 22. ROMANS CHRISTIANS GLADIATORIAL contests and public spectacles of bloody games as RECREATION and form of AMUSEMENT. REJECTED and CONDEMNED by the followers of Christ as disrespect to Human Dignity and INHUMAN recreation.
- 23. CHRISTIANS ROMANS Non – Worship of Roman gods Resulted to disasters and catastrophes in the Empire.
- 25. CHRISTIANS ROMANS Refusal to participate or practice in the EMPEROR’S CULT. Endangering the UNITY of the state Disloyalty and disobedience to the emperor and the empire.