Christianity has spread throughout the world, because at its very heart, it is a missionary religion, the very nature of Christianity is that it is to be preached, and the heart of that preaching is the love that our Creator has for each one of us - the "Good News" that we are going to live forever in unbelievable happiness and love free of the drudgery of this fallen world. That no matter how bad things are or will get, they all work for the good. And God, who created all of us, offers us that which we most desire.
Saints Peter and Paul went to the very center of the known world - at that time, Rome, and proceeded to convert the huge far-flung pagan, idol worshiping, baby sacrificing culture to Christianity. The other apostles went in different directions. On the very first day, the first Pentecost, St. Peter preached his first sermon and 3,000 were converted right there on the spot.
From there it expanded exponentially, because at its very core, it is the love of God calling each one of us to be the best that we can be, and to be that for each other. At its heart it is a religion which resonates with the best things in us, and we are up for the challenge. It spread through the personal witness and the personal lives of individual committed Christians.
The Catholic Church has spread Christianity through its preaching, its missionary activity, and through its charity, its love of men, as it sees Our Blessed Lord, Jesus Christ, in every human being.
Missionaries
Yes, it is true.
The clergy members had better education, church services were more attractive, and Catholicism spread throughout the world
He formed the Society of Jesus that was made up of the Jesuits, which were like an army of missionaries that spread Catholicism throughout Asia and the New World.
Modern clothes, the Western idea of materialism have spread throughout the world.
Christianity, specifically Catholicism.
The policy of the US toward the Soviet Union after WWII was shaped by a belief that the Soviets intended to spread Communism throughout the world.
They wanted to spread their religious beliefs so they can get the First Nations to believe in Roman Catholicism as well as them self. They wanted them to believe that roman Catholicism was the best religion in the world!
Yes, it spread throughout the whole world
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How did the influence of rhetoric spread throughout the world? As democratic ideals spread throughout Europe and the American colonies, rhetoric shifted back from religious to political discourse. Political philosophers and revolutionaries used rhetoricas a weapon in their campaign to spread liberty and freedom.
Philip II's attempts to spread Catholicism.