Constantine made Christianity the sole religion of the empire in 316 c.e.

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Constantine did not make Christianity the sole religion of the empire in 316 c.e. However, he did issue the Edict of Milan in 313 c.e., which granted religious toleration to Christians and ended the persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire. Christianity became the dominant religion in the empire over several centuries, but it was not until the reign of Emperor Theodosius in 380 c.e. that Christianity was officially recognized as the state religion and paganism was banned.

Constantine Made Christianity the Sole Religion of the Empire in 316