metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
The church of the apostles and early Christians did not order those things ... That came after the fourth century, when the Roman emperors becomes heads of religion of the empire, religion which were called, the religion of Rome ...
The church of the apostles and early Christians did not kill anyone, they no imposed death sentences, they did not imposed bondage, and nor wars against anyone ... the early Christians had mercy and they forgive to all men...
If you actually studied church history you would realize that the church of the apostles still remained the church of the apostles after the conversion of Constantine. Just because Constantine converted does not mean that the leaders of the church, both regional and local, all croaked. Matter of fact, it was this church under Constantine that selected the Biblical canon that you read.
Also you knew the history you would be aware of the fact that the churches that later splintered from the church of the apostles, namely the Coptic, Orthodox, and Protestant churches, also had issues of violence against some non-Christians. The only churches that didn't are what are called the "peace churches", and they evolved rather late onto the scene in Europe.