Which of the following is not a reason that Christianity was able to attract so many followers? a.
By building on a Jewish heritage, Christianity seemed familiar to people of the ancient world.
b.
The government adopted Christianity very early in its development, so it gained support from the political realm as well.
c.
Christianity offered its followers the chance to have a personal relationship with God with the promise of individual salvation and a happy afterlife.
d.
The human need to belong was met through Christianity’s practice of accepting converts into a church, which would accept believers no matter their past actions.