Difference between revisions of "Christian persecution"

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The most notable period regarding the persecution of Christians is the Ancient Roman times. In Ancient Rome, Christians were most commonly murdered by crucifiction and being put in arenas with lions. In today's world, where Christians are the majority, Christians are often accused of persecuting members of other religions, most notably the [[Crusades]] and the [[Holocaust]].
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The most notable period regarding the persecution of Christians is the Ancient Roman times. In Ancient Rome, Christians were most commonly murdered by Crucifixion and being put in arenas with lions. Christians continue to be persecuted around the world today in communist countries like [[China]], and Islamic countries.

Revision as of 19:57, April 27, 2007

The most notable period regarding the persecution of Christians is the Ancient Roman times. In Ancient Rome, Christians were most commonly murdered by Crucifixion and being put in arenas with lions. Christians continue to be persecuted around the world today in communist countries like China, and Islamic countries.

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