What was the Roman empire's views on Christianity at various points in its history? What caused them to change over time?

Explanation:Christianity in ancient Rome was a taboo.It was banned and Christians faces persecution for being Christians.

The emperor feeds the Lions with Christians which to him was a good sight to behold.

What caused them to change over time.

Majority of people living in Rome are poor,the poor Romans are mostly Christians.They usually hold services in secretive places .Christianity began to grow as Rome had lots of poor people in her population.

In AD 313,Emperor Constantine made Christian legal for the first time.Historians are yet to identify the reason he made Christianity legal.Some argued that he did because his was from a Christian home,some said he wanted to win the support of the majority in Rome.

For the first time,Christians were allowed to have opened practices .

In AD 391,the worship of other God's was made illegal.