Question

Why did the Romans adopt Christianity?

Answer 1

• They viewed Christianity as just another sect of Judaism, which they realised was monotheistic and accepted because of its perceived antiquity.
• Christianity was appealing to many members of the lower classes in the Roman empire not only because of its promised liberation from any afflictions encountered in this world but also because of the established community that was totally equal, regardless of social class or gender.

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Answer 2

Christianity had a role in the fall of the Roman Empire by eroding its ancient values and causing disputes. After the empire collapsed, Christianity became the main force in medieval Europe.

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