Catholicism?

For a long time Catholicism has been seen as a doctrine practiced by believers of the faith, for a long time, or during the history of the faith. Throughout its development, it tends to practice strictly some disciplines within the religion within the same church where the sacrament is paramount for all those who follow Christ. A treasure trove of decisions on all kinds of doctrinal and disciplinary matters is contained in the books of this church, for it is called the universal church that passed through its 280 years of that terrible incident where the Roman Empire persecuted so many Christians.

After the change of Constantine with Edict of Milan who legalized such a religion, a meeting was called to realize that this could be a very strong union with Rome, and he also refused to accept that not everyone would accept such rules of such a religion where many would be denied to leave their pagan customs. The origin of the Catholic Church is the tragic commitment of Christianity to the pagan religions that surrounded it. By blending the differences and erasing the distinctive features, yes, the Catholic Church made itself attractive to the people of the Roman Empire. One of the results was that the Catholic Church became the supreme religion in the "Roman world" for centuries. However, another result was the more dominant form of apostasy of the Christianity of the true gospel of Jesus Christ and the true proclamation of the Word of God.

After this it spread mainly in Western Europe and Latin America. To further expand his belief.
If we analyze well so that Catholics may attain salvation, eternal life after death in the kingdom of God and may continue in grace with him, they must live a life of faith following the 10 commandments that God gave to Moses on Mount Sinai, practice the sacraments that Jesus Christ instituted during his life, and follow and respect the norms that constitute the Catholic Church.