How does the ara pacis embody the political context of the roman early imperial period?

The Ara Pacis Augustae is an altar in Rome devoted to Pax, the Roman goddess of Peace. The memorial was specially made by the Roman Senate on July 4, 13 BC to integrity the homecoming of Augustus to Rome after his three years in Gaul and Hispania and on January 30, 9 BC, it was sanctified. This embodies the commemoration of the emperor's achievements.

The Christian Church had served and provided social services for the people. It was a part of the change for the western countries. It has played a role in culture, politics, and religion. It also gave influence of Christian celebrations such as Christmas and some Christian events. It also helped in establishing schools and preserving philosophies centuries old. It had been a proponent to give deeper value on humanism, morality and family orientation, which is mostly preserved by the Christian Church.