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Early Church History
From its founding to about A.D. 600 the church survived profound changes. First it was accepted by Rome as part of Judaism, then persecuted as an unapproved religion. In a complete reversal, it came to dominate the empire in the fourth century with the rise of Constantine. It then began to work out foundational theological issues such as the nature of Christ and the Trinity.
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