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Why did the Jews treat the early Christians the way they did?
Philo of Alexandria, and other Jewish writers from the early to middle first century, never even mentioned the Christians. Josephus, a former Jewish priest, then military leader and historian, writing late in the first century seems to have mentioned Christians briefly and somewhat favourably. So, we do not really have much information about how the Christians and Jews treated each other, apart from a few references in the New Testament, although there seems to have been tension between the two religions from early times. The Christians maligned the Jews for the death of Jesus. After the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple, some Christians seem to have seen their religion as the natural successor to Judaism. They were also competitors for converts among the pagan or gentile population. Towards the end of the first century, the Jews responded by banning the Christians from their synagogues and requiring worshippers to condemn Christianity, as evidence that they were not secretly Christians.
What did early nomadic families and townspeople offer each other?
Early nomadic families and townspeople offered each other quite a few things. They would offer spices and other simple goods.
What effect did the crusades and the Christians conquest of Spain have on the way Muslims and Christians thought about each other?
First you have to get the question right... It should read the Muslim conquest of Spain.
What was japans responce to it's first contact with Chinese culture?
at first they shared ideas but were very diffrent from each other, but they diffused with china which means the shared ideas, traded items to help each toher grow economically wise and become a stronger country.
Why is cultural unity important?
Shared lanquage is important in cultural unity because that means that the people of the culture can communicate with each other in order to start or continue a society.
Why did early christians develope symbols to identify themselves to each other?
They feared persecution for their faith
How did the Lord help the early church?
When Christians show love for each other, God is there. Christians were quite cohesive and supportive of one another, and that helped spread the faith--it still does.
Why did the Christians change relationships between Christians and other groups?
They got angry with each other and they felt like they were betrayed by each other .
Why do Christians meet in churches?
They don't have to meet in churches - the first Christians met in each others' homes, shared a communal meal, and went to synagogue like the good Jews they were.
How did Chinese talk to each other in the old days?
they taugt each other how to speak and shared knnowledge
Why do christian hate on each other?
Most Christians don't. I don't know where you would even get that idea from. Christians are called to be witnesses to the world, and I along with other Christians would never hate anyone.
Why did the Crusades change relationships between Christians and other groups?
because after the war with Europe and Asia the didn't trust anyone
Why is it important for the people to follow the rule of helping each other?
It shows they are Christians
What symbol did christians draw in the sand to identify each other?
the sign of a fish...
What is something very special about the Iroquois Indians?
they shared allot of stuff with each other
The Tainos shared the following traits with the Europe?
They both didnt understand each other
What are the advantages of getting married to a Christian?
If you're a Christian yourself, you have shared beliefs, not least about the way you relate to each other. There are different types of Christians with different beliefs and that can cause problems. If the other partner is not Christian, there are few advantages as there will be differences over things both consider very important.
