Men who made idols were afraid christianity would:

destroy their idols
put them out of business
ridicule idols

put them out of business.

Explanation:

Idols were figures that represented religious creatures. These were common in many religions, such as the Egyptian and Roman religions of the past. However, with the arrival of Christianity, idols decreased in popularity. This was a consequence of the fact that Christianity only has one God, and that this religion does not approve the adoration of idols. This meant that men who made idols were afraid that Christianity would mean the end of their business.

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