Which fourth-century Roman emperor legalized Christianity?

A.

Constantine

B.

Caligula

C.

Diocletian

D.

Commodus

Question

Which fourth-century Roman emperor legalized Christianity?



 








  

A.
 
Constantine 









  

B.
 
Caligula 









  

C.
 
Diocletian 









  

D.
 
Commodus

surana · Answer

I believe it was Constantine. Could be wrong, but that's my best guess. Definitely wasn't Nero. The guy was all anti-Christianity. If there was a guy who enjoyed taking out Christians, it was him.

soullesseyes · Answer

Do you think it was Constantine or Commodus Surana?
Both were quite pro Christianity

anonymous · Answer

i think its constantine

soullesseyes · Answer

Alright go with that.
And Surana gets a medal with this :D

surana · Answer

Definitely not Commodus. He came later.

surana · Answer

I mean, beforehand. He was first century, not fourth.

anonymous · Answer

i like both of your profile pics

surana · Answer

Thank you.

anonymous · Answer

Good job!