Christianity was born on the eastern edge of the roman empire, and the growth and message of the religion were deeply affected by this context. in what ways was this true?

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Sintaxi · Answer 1 · 2024-08-23T09:48:32+0000

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-The crucifixion of Jesus was part of Rome's standard practice of using their legal system in conquered territories and appointing leaders, like Pontius Pilatus, to administer provinces.

-Palestine was connected to the rest of the Mediterranean world by a complex web of Roman roads and maritime trade routes, enabling Christian ideas to spread widely throughout the empire.

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