Discuss the rise and spread of christianity

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Discuss the rise and spread of Christianity. What are the basic tenets of Christianity? To whom did this religion first appeal and why? What was the relationship between emperors and the new faith initially and how did it change over time? Please point to specific rulers and church leaders.

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