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How did Christianity become the Roman Empire's main religion? How did this change in status transform the Christian Church?
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How did Christianity become the Roman Empire's main religion? How did this change in status transform the Christian Church?

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Around the year 300 AD, the Roman emperor Constantine passed the Edict of Milan, which allowed Christianity. Since the Roman Empire was so prominent, the religion was able to spread rapidly, which has led Christianity to be the largest religion in the world.

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