The success of Christianity is widely believed by historians to have been due to its
anti-Semitism.
promise of salvation, its familiarity, and its universality.
strong following among aristocratic Romans after 75 C.E.
complexity of initiation and its ability to satisfy people's desire to be part of a political community.
acceptance by Diocletian.
anti-Semitism.
promise of salvation, its familiarity, and its universality.
strong following among aristocratic Romans after 75 C.E.
complexity of initiation and its ability to satisfy people's desire to be part of a political community.
acceptance by Diocletian.
