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Rome's relationship with Christianity began in the 1st century CE and evolved over several centuries. Key events included the birth and death of Jesus Christ, persecution of early Christians under Roman emperors like Nero, and the conversion of Emperor Constantine to Christianity in 312 CE. Constantine legalized Christianity with the Edict of Milan in 313 CE and by 380 CE, Emperor Theodosius proclaimed Christianity as the sole religion of the Roman Empire.
Rome's relationship with Christianity began in the 1st century CE and evolved over several centuries. Key events included the birth and death of Jesus Christ, persecution of early Christians under Roman emperors like Nero, and the conversion of Emperor Constantine to Christianity in 312 CE. Constantine legalized Christianity with the Edict of Milan in 313 CE and by 380 CE, Emperor Theodosius proclaimed Christianity as the sole religion of the Roman Empire.
Rome's relationship with Christianity began in the 1st century CE and evolved over several centuries. Key events included the birth and death of Jesus Christ, persecution of early Christians under Roman emperors like Nero, and the conversion of Emperor Constantine to Christianity in 312 CE. Constantine legalized Christianity with the Edict of Milan in 313 CE and by 380 CE, Emperor Theodosius proclaimed Christianity as the sole religion of the Roman Empire.
c.2100 BCE Calling of Abraham - the Father of the Jewish nation
c.1010 BCE David becomes king of Israel, making Jerusalem his capital c.330 BCE Conquest by Alexander the Great. Rise of Hellenism (Greek culture) c.250 BCE Work begins to translate the Old Testament from Hebrew into Greek 63 BCE Roman rule of Israel begins c.4 BCE Birth of Jesus Christ, in Bethlehem c.30 CE Death of Jesus Christ c.67-68 CE Apostles Peter and Paul martyred in the reign of the Roman emperor Nero. 70 Jewish rebellion against the Roman empire ends. Destruction of the temple in Jerusalem. From 70 Centre of Christianity moves to Antioch, Alexandria and Rome. 161-80 Widespread persecution of Christians under Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius. 249-251 and 284-305 Severe persecution of Christians under Roman emperors Decius and Diocletian 301 Armenia becomes the world's first country to officially adopt Christianity as the state religion. 312 Roman emperor Constantine receives a vision of a flaming cross with the words In hoc signo vinces (meaning By this sign conquer). He goes to battle with a symbol of a cross and defeats his foe 313 Emperor Constantine issues the Edict of Milan, legalizing Christianity within the Roman empire 380 Emperor Theodosius I proclaims Christianity as the sole religion of the Roman Empire