What surprisingly helped strengthen Christianity as an institution?
a. The conversion of Theodosius
b. The failure of the Edict of Milan
c. The increasing number of people willing to die for their faith
d. The persecution of Christians
e. The acceptance of women as church officials
Answer: d. The persecution of Christians
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