Question
What made Christianity different from other religions of the ancient world?(1 point)
Responses
Christianity was based on obedience to laws given from God.
Christianity was based on obedience to laws given from God.
Christianity required that the Bible only be written in Greek.
Christianity required that the Bible only be written in Greek.
Christianity was the world’s first monotheistic religion.
Christianity was the world’s first monotheistic religion.
Christianity was available to all people, not just one society.
Responses
Christianity was based on obedience to laws given from God.
Christianity was based on obedience to laws given from God.
Christianity required that the Bible only be written in Greek.
Christianity required that the Bible only be written in Greek.
Christianity was the world’s first monotheistic religion.
Christianity was the world’s first monotheistic religion.
Christianity was available to all people, not just one society.
Answers
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The statement that best captures what made Christianity different from other religions of the ancient world is:
**Christianity was available to all people, not just one society.**
This inclusivity and emphasis on the message being for everyone, regardless of their background or status, was a distinguishing feature of Christianity compared to many other religions of its time, which often had more exclusive or ethnocentric beliefs.
**Christianity was available to all people, not just one society.**
This inclusivity and emphasis on the message being for everyone, regardless of their background or status, was a distinguishing feature of Christianity compared to many other religions of its time, which often had more exclusive or ethnocentric beliefs.