Holy crap, other than the wikipedia link the links you provided are so slanted it's not even funny. The last one I don't have an account to read the whole thing, but it paints rome as practically begging for christianity because other religions were just so awful, and the other on "all about religions" completely skips over everything that actually happened and just talked about how the christians were persecuted intellectuals, and then poof! The romans accepted christianity. Nothing about the traditors, the donatists, the milvian bridge, notta. Those aren't links to history they are history light for christians that want their religion potrayed in a good light.
Edit: And the wikipedia link isn't even for the relevant period of christian history. That was covering the period before they blew up in the roman empire. For a more relevant section covering the fourth century onward refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_late_ancient_Christianity
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