How were Pagans Introduced to Christianity?

[Summer]

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I need to write about this from a christians point of view.. Since my teacher wants it historically and he's Christian.. So guess i should have asked How do Christians believe Pagans were introduced to Christianity...?

 

[leviathan74666]

By the sword.

 

[Dances4Demeter]

By force and sneakily. The Christian Church killed or tortured Pagans that didn't convert. They also did things like keep a lot of the Pagan customs in order to make Christianity more tolerable. Like the customs of Yule and Ostara.

 

[Kristin B]

Forcefully.

 

[Robert Abuse]

In Europe forcefully by the marauding armies of Rome.

 

[Mr.Explosion]

By having loved ones killed

 

[Susanna]

by the early RCC, Constantine was pagan who "alledgedly" converted to Christianity,he created catholicism, he conjured up a religion all it's own made up of paganims/heathenism and a trace amount of Chritianity (mostly names) to fool/decieve everyone, with the pagans in their "church" there were far more offerings (wealth) Constantine catered if you will to pagans, heathen and Christians....still goin strong today....this religion is a false religion as far as Christianity goes and their great Blaspheme against God as well as their "demise" is all foretold in Scripture..God Bless

 

[Christian Soldier of God]

We are not in common with other pagan religion.

 

[Stella]

Like this:
http://www.ysee.gr/index-eng.php?type=english&f=lovestories

Anyone who tells you that the Pagans gladly switched over to the "new religion" is simply lying. Pagans might have accepted another god alongside their others with no problem, but it was the exclusivity and "one true way-ism" that had to be forced upon them. The old religions did not "die out" and are being revived today.

 

[Artemisc]

Pagans were around before Christians.

 

[squidgetpj]

the Apostle Paul introduced it to them..read Romans and Acts to find out more about it

 

[D Aravah - JBC]

answer: usually by gentle teaching, then force, then economic terrorism and conversion of royalty that bled downwards - or through the slaves, women and poor/uneducated and worked up.