By the 5th century Christianity had bread throughout the Roman Empire. It had reached the Germanic peoples who were later to invaded the western part of the Roman Empire: the Sueves, Burgundians, Vandals and Alans. The former two lived in modern southern Germany and the other two in modern eastern Hungary. It also reached Ireland through the missionary work of Palladius and St Patrick.
The spread of Christianity was possible because of stability and unification of Mediterranean achieved by Romans.
across europeAdditional Answer:In the 1st Century AD, Christianity began to spread throughout the Roman Empire - Middle East, Babylon to India, North Africa, Europe and the Isles. Eventually, it spread over the entire world.
The Pax Romana (Roman Peace) did not affect the spread of Christianity. If anything it helped it because it is a term historians have coined to indicate a period of relative political stability in the Roman empire from 27 BC to 180 AD.
Christianity became more widespread because the Roman empire adopted it as a state religion. Before this time, adherents were mostly persecuted and killed for proclaiming the gospel of Christ.
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Yes, it was. This was after Constantine's adoption of Christianity as the official religion of the Roman Empire, at which point it was spread (and stuck) to all of Europe, and a good ways into Asia and Africa.
The spread of Christianity was possible because of stability and unification of Mediterranean achieved by Romans.
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The main one is that the experience of Jesus in the life of these congregations was so real that people were prepared to die for it. Also christians loved each other and shared a common life - this was very attractive in the otherwise competitive atmosphere of the surrounding cultures.
There is no finish of the spread of Christianity. Christianity is still gaining converts in the present time. It began spreading out from Jerusalem shortly after the death of Jesus which tradition says was in 33 AD. which would make Christianity roughly 1980 years old.
across europeAdditional Answer:In the 1st Century AD, Christianity began to spread throughout the Roman Empire - Middle East, Babylon to India, North Africa, Europe and the Isles. Eventually, it spread over the entire world.
God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit. People were drawn to Christianity by God's Holy Spirit. Also people were drawn in by Christian's sharing the gospel with them to lead them to salvation through Christ as he is the only narrow path to salvation.
The most wide-spread religion in Europe is Christianity. It started between 50-70 AD and Roman Catholicism became the biggest Christian Denomination in the country.
The Pax Romana (Roman Peace) did not affect the spread of Christianity. If anything it helped it because it is a term historians have coined to indicate a period of relative political stability in the Roman empire from 27 BC to 180 AD.
Christianity started with the teachings of Jesus Christ in the late 20s AD and early 30s AD.
In 500-1500 AD it was the Middle Ages.
I suppose it began in the year 0 AD when Jesus was born. During his life he spread the good news of god and just before he went back up to heaven, he told the diciples to spread the good news that the holy spirit can enter your life. When he went, the disciples spread the news and started Christianity.