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    When Emperor Constantine converted to Christianity‚ it not only affected him and his religious lifestyle but more importantly‚ his Roman Empire and the Christian religion. At the time of his coming of power in 312 AD‚ Christianity was forbidden and followers were often tortured or executed. But with the conversion to Christianity by the ruler Constantine‚ the religion became more accepted and soon grew to be the official religion of Rome. Another effect of Constantine’s conversion on the Roman society

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    Constantine I was an iconic Roman emperor whose impact on Christianity will never be forgotten. Constantine has been given several names including Constantine the Great and “the first Christian emperor”. Many don’t know that Constantine was originally named Flavius Valerius Constantinus. He was the first Christian emperor and made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire. Constantine was born in Naissus‚ Moesia under his father’s reign. The Roman empire was very shaky and was

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    While circumstances were different for each‚ both Saul and Constantine converted to Christianity as a result of visions from Jesus. Like Saul (Paul)‚ the Roman Emperor Constantine left a lasting impact on the role of Christianity in Rome. Apostle Paul is credited with writings and books of the New Testament as well as spreading the message of Christianity through his missionary journeys. Emperor Constantine built churches and is credited with the transfer of state patronage from

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    1960’s held an even lower status than a thirteen year old girl. In‚ The Help‚ by Kathryn Stockett is a story about a white girl‚ Eugenia Phelan‚ who literally was raised by her black maid Constantine. Constantine‚ even with her black status is a very proud woman and that pride affects Eugenia very much. Constantine is a very proud woman in two different ways. One way she is very proud is that when she was speaking to Eugenia and she says‚ “Am I gone believe what them fools say about me?”(73). The

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    Lathan looked to Allison and then back to Constantine‚ “You’ve thought of everything — like normal. There’s really no other choice.” Allison’s body tensed. If David‚ or Lathan — whoever he was — was going to do something she knew it had to be soon. She was going to run all right. But she had no intentions of running away. She only wished that she had a knife or her car keys. Anything that she could use as a weapon against the glittery prick. At the thought of her keys‚ Allison’s hand brushed against

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    Constantine has been told to be the most thoughtful and responsible ruler Rome had experienced. Claiming to be a devout Christian‚ Constantine tried his best to fix the hurting Christian community and return freedom of religion in Rome. In 313 A.D he legalized Christianity by the Edict of Milan. The Edict of Milan was an official letter signed by Constantine stating religious tolerance in the Roman empire. This new period of peace

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    of the improvement of philosophy‚ logical mindset had been applied. Not only faiths were used to make decisions but so were reasons. In the age of early Christianity‚ the religion of Jesus was forbidden and illegal for many years. Then‚ Emperor Constantine just simply turned to Christian and made it official. He claimed that he saw a vision that turned his life around. In contrast‚ his conversion gained him absolute political power. Until these days‚ it is still debatable whether Constantine’s conversion

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    the youth stood expressionless‚ lips curled in a small self-ridiculing smile. He tightly clenched his fist and because of the strength used‚ his slightly sharp fingernails dug deep into the palm of his hand‚ bringing brief moments of pain. “Constantine‚ The Force‚ 3rd stage! Level: Low!” Beside the Magical Testing Monument‚ a middle-aged man looked at the results on the monument and announced them with an indifferent voice. Immediately after the middle-aged man finished speaking‚ without much

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    believed in‚ and wanted no part of Christianity (Duiker and Spielvogel 2016‚ 150). Constantine came into power directly after what was known as the Great Persecution by Emperor Diocletian. This was around the third century‚ and was one of the worst persecutions the Christians had to go through. No Emperor had ever allowed the Christian religion to spread into the Empire before Constantine. The main reason Constantine started to worship Jesus Christ and be a part of the Christian religion was because

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    In The life of the Blessed Emperor Constantine‚ Eusebius of Caesarea interprets Rome’s past‚ more specifically‚ Constantine’s conversion to Christianity. Although it is commonly believed that Constantine’s conversion to Christianity was due to his belief in the religion‚ his “conversion” may have been merely an act‚ laying the groundwork for the use of religion as a political asset‚ rather than a faith. Through Eusebius’ retelling of Emperor Constantine‚ we see the possibility of a more political

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