Question

christians refused to accept what fact about the emperor, making them enemies of rome?
that he deserved many statues
that he was a god
that he was owed their taxes
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Explanation:

In ancient Rome, the Emperor was often deified (considered a god). Christians, who believed in one God, refused to accept the Emperor as a god, which conflicted with Roman religious and political norms, making them enemies of Rome. The other options: statues were not a core religious conflict, and paying taxes was not the main issue (Christians generally paid taxes).

Answer:

B. That he was a God