How did the Romans go from persecuting Christians to becoming them?

How did the Romans go from persecuting Christians to becoming them?

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It slowly grew over time through conversions. The poor, and slaves, were drawn to it because the afterlife where all are equal. Women liked it. Supposedly big

Even with small numbers of conversions, this can grow really big over a few centuries.

Then Constantinus, the criminal thug, converted. He started the big push to make Christianity the dominant religion.

>the chad christian
>the virgin pagan

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Just like Islam and Yurope

God was on their side.

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Most of the Roman persecutions of Christians were on a rather small scale, they saved their ire for cultists who actively threatened Roman rule.

jodenstreek

Christians were progressive for the time and gained popularity with the masses, meanwhile pagans were traditional and stuck in their ways. It was a natural course to take.

They converted leaders and it just kinda snowballed after that

Read Eusebius