Roman Catholic, like all good Spaniards of his time.
The dominant religion in the Roman Empire was the Roman religion until Christianity became the dominant religion.
Roman religion
The Romans had their own religion: Roman religion. It was a polytheistic (it had many gods) pagan religion, like all the religions of antiquity. In late antiquity the Roman Empire became Christian.
Romans religion was not monotheistic. Like the religions of most ancient peoples, it was polytheistic. Early Roman religion was a variant of Latin religion with a degree of influence by the nearby Sabines and Etruscans and the Greeks of southern Italy.
Etruscan mythology- look a like roman religion with more than one god
France's largest religion is Roman Catholic.
There were basically the same gods and goddesses. Like Hercules and Heracles. But their way of living was a bit different.
The Roman Catholic Religion uses The Bible.
If you are talking monotheistic which you are, I would suppose Judaism in the more eastern provinces and maybe Zoroastrianism on the border of Parthia/Sassanid empires
His religion was Roman Catholicism.
Roman Cathlioc. Roman Cathlioc.
Mithraism was the male only religion popular with the Roman soldiers.
There is no official religion in Mexico, but yes, the majority of the population is Roman Catholic.
The roman religion consisted of a large amount of Gods. Christianity has one God. The Romans didn't like that.
Luther's religion was a form of Christian Roman Catholicism that had distinct changes, like not having a Pope. This religion was generally known as protestantism. A mainstream religion call Lutheranism was created in Luther's name.
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