As Christianity Came to Be Accepted in the Roman Empire

As Christianity came to be accepted in the Roman Empire, all of the following occurred except

A) Christianity became officially tolerated in A.D.313 by the Edict of Milan.
B) favorable legislation accelerated the growth of the Christian Church.
C) worship of pagan gods was banned.
D) believing they had a monopoly on the truth, Christians burned pagan writings, suppressed non-Christian rites and festivals, destroyed pagan altars, and regarded non-believers as enemies of God deserving punishment.
E) Constantine made Christianity the state religion.