did Christianity succeed simply because it was the first time timmy's vandalizing tribes were told to love and help one another
It succeeded initially because of the concept there is nobility in poverty. Then it was proliferated as the ruling class realized they can use it's more "tolerant" values to make the masses do anything they wanted.
It succeeded because the Romans politicized it by marrying it to their own highly successful administration. Christianity legitimized the emperors' rule who in turn promoted Christianity. I don't think there was anything innate about the Christian faith that set it apart from other faiths and cults of the time, just popping up in the right place at the right time.
Because it's true
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Cant believe total war attila had so few units. Playing as Rome, re-retreating back into Italy and regrouping while christianizing was cool
>>222418400jesus was a muslim
