Question

Which statement is true about religious tolerance in the Roman Empire? (1 point)

Romans did not tolerate any religions outside of the Roman religion.
Romans tolerated most religions, as long as people made offerings to Roman gods.
Romans tolerated pagan religions, as long as people made offering to the Christian God.
Romans only believed in Christianity.

Answer 1

B?

Answer 2

@undeadknight26 @PRAETORIAN.10 @Jesstho.-.

Answer 3

http://www.roman-empire.net/religion/religion.html

Answer 4

the romans were very extreemly passive when it came to religion
they basically incorporated every single religion into their society
it was very helpful when they subdued a rival nation, they allowed them to keep their kings and religion as long as they acknowledged rome as their superiors

Answer 5

however, there are a few cases where romans very very very much disliked certain religions

Answer 6

it was supposed that Carthage, romes greatest rival, were sacrificing children to Baal

Answer 7

this infuriated the romans and lead to the utter deconstruction of carthage brick by brick

it took years but rome effectively obliterated carthage from the annals of history

Answer 8

to this day we know little of their once great civilisation ( a sea faring people) except for the propoganda laft behind

Answer 9

so am ii right? or A

Answer 10

this is the same for the barbarians in the north who's cults practiced perverse and barbaric things for their gods - in the eyes of a truly civilised roman

Answer 11

the answer is B, without a doubt

Answer 12

thx

Answer 13

other religions were okay but rome always came first

Answer 14

sic semper eventu

Answer 15

@arabpride @leonardo0430

Answer 16

Brah Vo!! cx