What is the most important reason that Christianity is so geographically widespread?

a. the emigration of Christians to non-Christian areas around the world

b. the conquest of non-Christian areas by Christian colonial powers

c. trade between Christian nations and nations of other faiths

d. the increased availability of new technology and forms of communication

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27 September, 11:49

What is the most important reason that Christianity is so geographically widespread?

a. the emigration of Christians to non-Christian areas around the world

b. the conquest of non-Christian areas by Christian colonial powers

c. trade between Christian nations and nations of other faiths

d. the increased availability of new technology and forms of communication

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Tori Hubbard · Answer 1

A. because the disciples of Jesus, after Jesus spoke to them about to spread the gospel of God, that is why had and still has many followers in the actuality around the world

Wrigley · Answer 2

The answer is 'a' In the past centuries, Christian jesuits travelled to all corners of the world, to spread and preach the Gospel