How does christianity differ from ancient roman religion?

"D. Christianity involves elements of paganism." Yes it does. But so did the Roman religion. They were famous for absorbing the religion of others, hence why they would up Greco-Roman deities such as Sullis-Minerva, an amalgamation of two deities from the two different cultures. read more

Christianity is a monotheistic religion, meaning that they worship only one God. In contrast, Roman religion was polytheistic, meaning they worshipped multiple gods who represented different facets of human life and culture. read more

This map shows the spread of Christianity by 325 and 500. By 380, the Roman Catholic Church was the official church of the Roman Empire. By 500, parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa were Christian. read more