Rome had many Emperors, but do you know which one of them was responsible for bringing Christianity to Western Europe, and consequently, America?
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The emperor Constantine the Great had brought Christianity to Western Europe and then America, after Rome.
He legalised the worship of Christianity by issuing an edict in 313 AD.
This edict was responsible for decriminalising Christianity and its worship.
Constantine the Great was the first emperor to spread the religion in the Greco-Roman countries and after them, the Americas.
Constantinople, a Roman Emperor is the first person who brought Christianity to Western Europe and probably to the Western parts of the world.
As soon as Constantinople became the emperor of Western Europe, he used his powers to address the greater values of Christianity.
He offered protection to Christians and built many Christian churches across the Europe.
He was the one who issued Edict of Milan in 313 AD that decriminalized Christian worship.
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