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Persecuciones en la Iglesia Primitiva

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Persecuciones en la Iglesia Primitiva
 

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Cierto o falso: persecuciones imperiales

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La gran persecución de Diocleciano (303–310) permitió la destrucción de templos solo en algunas regiones, no en todas.

2

Trajano, Adriano y Antonino Pío promovieron persecuciones extremadamente violentas en todo el Imperio sin excepción.

3

Las persecuciones moderadas de 96–161 d.C. no buscaban a los cristianos, pero si les denunciaban y, si no se retractaban, eran ejecutados.

4

Cristianos: Rechazo al paganismo romano y no aceptaban que el emperador fuera un dios.

5

Policarpo fue quemado vivo en 155 d.C.

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Las persecuciones entre 68 y 95 d.C. fueron continuas y constantes sin interrupciones.

7

La persecución de Decio (249–251) fue muy severa, pero breve.

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Ignacio de Antioquía murió arrojado a las fieras.

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Los emperadores sospechaban que los cristianos conspiraban contra ellos en sus reuniones secretas.

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Durante 202–211 d.C. Septimio Severo promovió una política de tolerancia total hacia el cristianismo.

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