What was the source of conflict between Christians and Roman rulers during the third century

Choose all answers that are correct

1. Christians were a majority

in Rome

2. The Christians refuse to follow Diocletians orders that all soldiers and administrators sacrifice the Rome traditional Gods

3. Christians denied the existence of pagan Rome gods and were shipped only one god

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27 March, 02:46

What was the source of conflict between Christians and Roman rulers during the third century

Choose all answers that are correct

1. Christians were a majority

in Rome

2. The Christians refuse to follow Diocletians orders that all soldiers and administrators sacrifice the Rome traditional Gods

3. Christians denied the existence of pagan Rome gods and were shipped only one god

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Alexis Morgan · Answer 1

C. Christians denied the existence of pagan Rome gods and were shipped only one god.

B. The Christians refuse to follow Diocletians orders that all soldiers and administrators sacrifice the Rome traditional Gods.

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C. Christians did not allow and/or refused to follow Diocletians orders, this is due to them believing in multiple gods.

B. Christians believe is one god, so they denied the existence of pagan Rome gods and only believed in the God they believe in.