Why did a group known as theologians arise during the Roman Empire rather than the Roman Republic? They wrote about Christianity which had not yet developed during the Roman Republic. They wrote about Roman conquests that happened after the Roman Republic declined. They wrote about the tetrarchy form of government that was used during the Roman Empire. They wrote about the development of Stoicism during the Roman Empire.

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Colt Austin

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30 September, 11:42

Why did a group known as theologians arise during the Roman Empire rather than the Roman Republic? They wrote about Christianity which had not yet developed during the Roman Republic. They wrote about Roman conquests that happened after the Roman Republic declined. They wrote about the tetrarchy form of government that was used during the Roman Empire. They wrote about the development of Stoicism during the Roman Empire.

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Mccann · Answer 1

Well Christian theology is the enterprise which seeks to construct a coherent system of Christian belief and practice. A lot of people in that time period were becoming more and more religiously minded and more were embracing the Christian faith. this resulted in a rise in the theologians. so the answer is A