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17 May, 04:51

Why were Christians persecuted after the Great Fire of Rome?

A. Because Pagans started the fire to kill Christians.

B. Because people thought the supernatural ideas of Christianity started the fire

C. Because Emperor Nero accused the Christians of setting the fire.

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