Popular Roman culture was diametrically opposed to Christianity. As the Romans made superstitious sacrifices to the gods, engaged in sumptuous pleasure feasts, and looked forward to the next slaugh…
Source: This is how Christians lived in the 2nd century –Aleteia
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