الديانتين اليهودية و المسيحية في شمال إفريقيا و تأثيرهما الاجتماعي و الحضاري في المنطقة

Abstract EN

The North African was associated with his geographical environment, from which he was inspired by the strength of his survival and existence, as well as having civilized connections with the inhabitants of the neighboring regions and absorbing some of the peoples that dealt with it like the Phoenicians, and who resorted to it, and dealt with it gently and kindly as long as it respected it and coexisted with it, he lived with it.

For centuries, the Jews of the region dealt with their inhabitants and practiced their religious rituals without fear in the region, and for centuries they held on to their religion and worshipped within their own Synagogues, and were influenced by some of the inhabitants who were intimidated by the relationship with this sect.

The early Christians found support from the Jews themselves, who contained the victors fleeing the persecution of roman emperors.

Those who gained sympathy from some of the population who disavowed and fiercely defended their religious beliefs became a symbol of their resistance against Roman occupation.