How could Christianity get so many followers in a short period? It’s a question that our History of Art's teacher ask us.

The reason, I think, is in the beginning of Christianity where it gets the attention of working class. How? The working class resign themselves with their hard life because they have the faith that there is another life after death; Christians believe that another life exists after death, known as a resuscitation. In this period where the huge difference between the status is present, the working class live in a bad condition.

Christianity gives us a reason to accept this condition thinking that in another life you will live better.

Now that we have an answer I have a question for those that believe in a religion. If in history, religions didn't exist,do you think history could been different? People would have act differently if they didn't have this excuse in order to resign themselves to this life and its hard conditions?

For my part, I’m sure that everything would been different.