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Supporting the underdog - a christian revolution ?
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I recently read somewhere that before Christianity, in ancient Rome, the idea of empathizing with the underdog was a foreign concept to them. Rather, it was common practice to be for their demise and cheer on the dominant man.
Is this true historically ?
Is it also true that Christianity outlawed the practice to abandon your child in the streets if it's in some shape of form handicapped ?
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