How could the Roman Empire convert to Christianity far earlier than Constantine's rule?
I would suggest an early death of Agrippina. Such would stop Nero from gaining the throne. That means a lack of Christian persecution. Unless of course Brittanica (after becoming emperor) chooses to do the same things. I doubt that. If I'm right, this might Christianize Rome between AD 130 and 270.
What do the other members think?
I would suggest an early death of Agrippina. Such would stop Nero from gaining the throne. That means a lack of Christian persecution. Unless of course Brittanica (after becoming emperor) chooses to do the same things. I doubt that. If I'm right, this might Christianize Rome between AD 130 and 270.
What do the other members think?