Roman society initially persecuted Christians, but eventually adopted the religion and made it the official religion of the Roman Empire.
Roman society initially reacted to the spread of Christianity with suspicion and persecution, as it threatened the traditional religious and political structure, but eventually, it was accepted and later became the official religion of the empire.
Roman society initially viewed Christianity with suspicion and persecuted its followers due to their refusal to worship Roman gods, but eventually, the religion gained acceptance and influence in the empire.
