Christianity

Basics
Christianity is a relatively new religion in the empire, largely only practiced in certain parts of Greece and Israel. The principal deity is Yeshua, called by Greek adherants "The Christ," from which the religion derives its name. It is more frequently called simply "The Way," and it revolves around a man who was duly executed by Roman authorities for crimes against the state, whom its believers hail as the incarnation of the Jewish god, YHWH. They are under the distinct impression that he arose from the dead and appeared to people before ascending into heaven bodily. Any adherents of this particular mystery cult should be referred to your nearest civil authority, as it behooves them to be fed to ravenous lions.