Was the political rise of christianity healthy for the spread of christianity (was its relationship with government a positive or not)?

The Rise of Political Christianity helped the religious in a positive view. The Christianity for some people expressed a positive way and a social ideal to be followed, talking about the mortal life as well.

The Christians did note have a positive relationship with the Roman government, the religious people were not respectful withe the costumes of the "pagan" people. And were not very popular.

When Christianity first developed in the Middle East, it was not considered the official religion of government. In fact, Christians were persecuted for their beliefs. However, over the next centuries, Christianity came to be identified with politics, and the power of the kings in Europe was intrinsically connected to their endorsement by the Catholic Church.

The fact that Christianity came to be entangled with politics was extremely positive to its spread. Freedom of religion as we understand it now became impossible, as the state could only allow people to believe in Christianity if they wanted to maintain complete legitimacy. The maintenance of this religion came to be understood as connected to the maintenance of the state and a particular regime.

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they thought they were   chrstian even though they were roman opening a r religous war and giving people hope