While it’s true that Christianity, at times, intersected with influential figures, we mustn’t overlook its foundational years.

In the face of intense persecution, Christians flourished, often at great personal cost. The growth of Christianity wasn’t solely a product of those in power; rather, it often thrived against opposition, showcasing its resilience and appeal beyond political structures.

Early believers faced challenges, not only from external forces but also internal debates that shaped the diverse landscape of early Christian thought.