D. conversion of many non-Jews
The conversion of many non-Jews, or Gentiles, to Christianity led to Christianity separating from Judaism. As Christianity spread beyond its Jewish roots and began to attract followers from different cultures and backgrounds, it developed its own distinct identity separate from traditional Jewish practices and beliefs. This shift ultimately led to the formal separation between Christianity and Judaism.
Which phenomenon most directly led to Christianity separating from Judaism?
A. Roman persecution
B. Jewish acceptance of the Trinity
C. the writing of the Gospels
D. conversion of many non-Jews
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