The first Christian churches were patterned after Roman basilicas used by the Romans as:
A) temples
B) baths
C) palaces
D) government buildings

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The first Christian churches were indeed patterned after Roman basilicas, which were used as public buildings for legal and other civic proceedings, essentially serving as government buildings. Temples, baths, and palaces had different architectural forms and functions in Roman society.

The First Christian Churches Were Patterned After Roman Basilicas Used