Now Revealed: The True History of the Early Christian Church - Chapter II - Ronald D Kelly - May 1967

Ronald D Kelly

The establishment of peace and civil laws throughout the Roman empire brought many changes in the way of life of the times. The citizens of Rome took an active interest in the culture and affairs of other provinces within the empire. The roads which formerly had been used strictly for the movement of troops now became a means of visiting FAR AWAY AREAS. The first wave of tourism caused an empire-wide interest in the products and wares of peoples previously all but unknown to the average citizen. Trade and business began to flourish. A new vista was opened to the world. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library