What was the trend in the percentage of christians in the world’s population in the first 350 years of christianity? slow but steady growth steady, high growth initial slow growth followed by an explosion of growth initial explosive growth followed by a leveling off of growth

The correct answer is C) initial slow growth followed by an explosion of growth.

The trend in the percentage of Christians in the world’s population in the first 350 years of Christianity was "initial slow growth followed by an explosion of growth."

The teachings of Jesus were still imparted everywhere in the Middle East and parts of Europe by his Apostles. That is how these teachings kept on spreading after Jesus' death. It was not until Roman Emperor Constantine had this dream in which Archangel Gabriel told him that if he converted to Christianity, he would conquer many territories, that he ordered the conversion of the Roman Empire and that is when Christianity grew considerably.

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a fair is where you purchase things while a carnival is where people are on the streets in carnival

i believe the answer is d. it was not uncommon for people to faint or even convulse at these high-energy meetings.