Factors That Contributed to the Survival and Growth of the Christian

question 13

Multiple Choice

Factors that contributed to the survival and growth of the Christian Church include

• A)the creation of a strong organization, an institutional church.
• B)a willingness to absorb some elements of Greek philosophy.
• C)the adaptation of pagan beliefs and rituals include those of the other mystery religions.
• D)the appeal of the idea that all are equally God's children.
• E)all of the above

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