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@rossmandoe the requirements for the decision to appear: the year must be 1148 AUC / 395 CE or later; empire or dictatorship government; Rome tag and/or Roman culture and heritage; Christian ruler.
I believe Diskiant is working on a more dynamic decision to split empires in his Crisis mod, rather than the historical railroad made for this mod.
I.E. While Christianity spread heavily within the Roman Empire, it only created small communities within the Sassanian empire, despite the fact that there was less suppression under the Sassanians until far later in history.
My point is that while Christianity could spread, maybe there should be a modifier that reduces its spread in Non-Polytheistic nations. It's just weird to see a Zoroastrian/Jewish nation, which both historically didn't have mass converts away from their respective faiths, suddenly have massive Christian populations.
Perhaps, and I'm just spit-balling as the idea suddenly popped into my head, if the nation is predominately Monotheistic those non-monotheistic faiths could be converted to Christianity over time. Just an idea.