All of the following are true about Christianity in the Roman Empire except _____.
A) it was suspect because it was a new movement
B) it was persecuted because it neglected the gods
C) it was illegal
D) it was originally thought of as a subgroup of Judaism

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Christianity was not officially illegal in the Roman Empire; however, Christians were often persecuted for various reasons, including their refusal to worship Roman gods. The legality of Christianity varied, and it was not uniformly outlawed across the empire until specific edicts were issued. Christianity's status changed significantly in 313 AD with the Edict of Milan, which granted religious freedom throughout the empire.

All of the Following Are True About Christianity in the Roman