What do the trials of the Christian soldier Julius and the aristocrat Phocas who was accused of paganism reveal about the relationship between the state and religion in the Roman Empire?
A) Religious authorities controlled the state.
B) The state controlled religious authorities.
C) The state tolerated a variety of religions.
D) The state determined the people's religion.
D
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What will be an ideal response?