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This city, where Jesus was crucified and resurrected, became the birthplace of the Christian faith.
This apostle, originally a fisherman, is traditionally considered the first leader of the Christian church.
This Roman emperor issued the Edict of Milan in 313 AD, ending the persecution of Christians.
This event, celebrated 50 days after Easter, marks when the Holy Spirit descended on the apostles and is considered the birthday of the Church.
This collection of 27 books, written by early Christians, forms the second major division of the Christian Bible.
This former persecutor of Christians had a dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus and became Christianity's most influential missionary.
This symbol, depicting a fish, was used by early Christians as a secret sign during times of persecution.
This first Christian martyr was stoned to death after delivering a speech to the Sanhedrin, as recorded in the Book of Acts.