In 380 CE, the Roman Empire made Christianity the state religion, outlawing the practice of all others. Did the pagan faiths outlawed by this edict ever mount successful or at least meaningful resistance to this decree? if not, why?

by currentmadman
currentmadman

follow-up question that couldn't be included in op due to issues of space: shouldn't the large amount of foreign mercenaries and troops the western Roman Empire was reliant on for the latter part of it's existence have made the decree difficult to meaningfully and fairly enforce?