What would be the Christian world, if Christianity was based on Persian culture instead of Roman-Greek?
One can assume two scenarios:
- Palestine was gained by Persians and Christianity from their beginnings was growing in Persia, first as a persecuted religion, after them maybe would moving up to a higher level.
- As result of the stronger persecutions of Christians, they would have found a better place for main center somewhere in Persia. Then, after the cessation of persecution returns to the Empire bringing with it elements of Persian culture.
How such events could bounce in the short term on the history of Europe? Are then Christianity could have a chances to dominate Rome as in OTL?
One can assume two scenarios:
- Palestine was gained by Persians and Christianity from their beginnings was growing in Persia, first as a persecuted religion, after them maybe would moving up to a higher level.
- As result of the stronger persecutions of Christians, they would have found a better place for main center somewhere in Persia. Then, after the cessation of persecution returns to the Empire bringing with it elements of Persian culture.
How such events could bounce in the short term on the history of Europe? Are then Christianity could have a chances to dominate Rome as in OTL?