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7.4 Christianity & the Roman Empire - Alice and Anna
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Alice Gabrielson
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Updated May 18, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
00:41
Chapter 3
01:28
Chapter 4
02:22
Chapter 5
02:55
Chapter 6
03:18
Chapter 7
03:55
Chapter 8
04:38
Chapter 9
05:23
Chapter 10
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do unto others as you would happen.
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Do unto you.
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Have you ever wondered where the golden rule came from?
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It came from jesus a first and truth creature that
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started Christianity and the religion of Christianity will spread in
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the roman empire area.
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Name judea.
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The roman empire and Christianity had many struck alternate beginning.
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Yeah. Not a diverse population with many races, religions and
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genders plus the roman government accepted all religions as long
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as they also respected roman gods and emperors.
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One of the religions was Christianity beginning in 60 BC
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and now has spread all over the globe.
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The place Jesus began from was not his hometown.
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Yeah. According to the New Testament Francisco from Nazareth who
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was a carpenter just began teaching.
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He's 30 years old and according to the Christian tradition
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he traveled and topical, mostly Jews from different places for
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about three years.
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Most of the shot was part of the Jewish tradition.
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Words like words of the Sermon.
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It's important to Christian police, she says, proves that there
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is only one true god and the rest were not
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real. According to gospel.
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She just thought that God was a loving and forgiving.
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He told followers love the Lord your God with all
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your heart and love your neighbor as yourself and promised
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that people who believed him but have everlasting life.
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Followers eventually believe that Jesus was the messiah beginning.
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I caught up with the fingers changing the enrollment and
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parent was when judea was conquered in 63 Bc.
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Rome conquered judea.
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Today was a jewish jewish area, but the government was
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okay with that.
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Although many jews did not like being ruled by romans
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and believe the messiah would come save them and the
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size of savior or, or hero.
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After much resentment built up in judea towards roman government.
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There was a new leader appointed in 63 Bc.
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This was Herod and during his role, Jesus was born
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in judea.
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The stories of Jesus quests were told in the new
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testament, a section of the bible around 40 to 70
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years after jesus death.
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The stories were told by his disciples disciples, means followers.
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Therefore, stories said to be written by four men named
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Matthew, Mark Luke and John That are accepted by the
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New Christians as true stories.
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These stories are called the four gospels.
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Although Christianity was popular, there are many who still disliked
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it. Mhm.
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Something more alarmed by Jesus's teachings.
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They complained to the roman emperor that Jesus was teaching
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got to be someone greater than the emperor.
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This one against roman values.
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Emperor. Feeling that she says might even arm rolled, answer
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condemned jesus to death.
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Jesus was crucified and put to death by being nailed
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into a large wooden cross.
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According to the gospels, just rose from the dead and
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spoke to his disciples.
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He told them his brother's teachings after question.
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We had a running start began to spread around the
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mediterranean. Mhm Jesus most recent flowers back when he was
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still teaching jews about his religion and God started teaching
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others about the ways of the christian tradition which inevitably
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led to the great spread of Christianity and now is
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our number one religion in America.
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One person who was very influential on the spread of
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Christianity was paul.
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Yeah, yes, saw was a roman who spoke greek that
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did not believe in Christianity, but once he had a
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vision in which jesus spoke to him afterwards.
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Saul had changed and so did his name Saul and
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I went by paul and began teaching Christianity around the
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mediterranean paul did this by writing up easels, a set
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of organized letters around the mediterranean to christian groups and
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far away towns and cities to teach them about jesus.
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Some of the Api's als became part of the bible
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as Christianity gate followers.
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Major problems arose.
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Uh huh.
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Yeah, christians refused to worship the roman gods nor emperors
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and romans, christians enemies of the empire.
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First an anti christian campaign was established in 64 A.
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D. The and escalated from there to the point where
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the fire started in some parts in some shops in
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Rome. The fire spread and burn for nine days and
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left much of the roman city ruined.
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According to the accounts narrow blame christian in order the
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arrest of christians and sent them to their deaths and
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according to the tradition, call was imprisoned and killed because
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romans officials blamed the christians of religion was targeted because
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for the next 2 50 years romans punished and tortured
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the christians and the empire began to lose power.
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Roman officials blamed the christians for this to make them
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look that.
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But Christianity was appealing because of the idea of happy
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life after death and the christian groups gave to widows
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and orphans.
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During the rule of Emperor Diocletian from to 84 123458
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christian church was made illegal and punishable by death.
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Nevertheless, many romans saw christians as heroes or murders.
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A martyr is someone who dies for a specific cause.
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By 8200, about 50,000 romans have become christian.
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Christianity was to spread from the next 1000, 821 years
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since the birth of Christianity.
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Both the roman empire and christian religion experienced challenges Since
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all the problems have been resolved now, Christianity has 2.382
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billion followers and is widely accepted by very many people
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