These may have been the same thing, but much detail of Norse myth has been lost to time. Blame Christianisation.
October 31, 2026 at 4:30 AM
These may have been the same thing, but much detail of Norse myth has been lost to time. Blame Christianisation.
Histoire du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg, chapitre 3
Découvrez comment le territoire luxembourgeois passe de la chute de l’Empire romain à la fondation du Luxembourg en 963 par le comte Sigefroid. Christianisation, Francs, abbaye d’Echternach et naissance d’une nation....
Découvrez comment le territoire luxembourgeois passe de la chute de l’Empire romain à la fondation du Luxembourg en 963 par le comte Sigefroid. Christianisation, Francs, abbaye d’Echternach et naissance d’une nation....
Histoire du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg, chapitre 3
Découvrez comment le territoire luxembourgeois passe de la chute de l’Empire romain à la fondation du Luxembourg en 963 par le comte Sigefroid. Christianisation, Francs, abbaye d’Echternach et naissance d’une nation.
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October 27, 2026 at 5:04 AM
Histoire du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg, chapitre 3
Découvrez comment le territoire luxembourgeois passe de la chute de l’Empire romain à la fondation du Luxembourg en 963 par le comte Sigefroid. Christianisation, Francs, abbaye d’Echternach et naissance d’une nation....
Découvrez comment le territoire luxembourgeois passe de la chute de l’Empire romain à la fondation du Luxembourg en 963 par le comte Sigefroid. Christianisation, Francs, abbaye d’Echternach et naissance d’une nation....
This demonisation may or may not have extended to Odin's horse, Sleipnir, being attributed to the Devil, as horses began to take on weird sinister significances during Christianisation.
October 25, 2026 at 10:57 AM
This demonisation may or may not have extended to Odin's horse, Sleipnir, being attributed to the Devil, as horses began to take on weird sinister significances during Christianisation.
#40
Fighters & Martyrs (Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, 1975)
Poignant and powerful collection of short stories about life and death in 🇰🇪 against the backdrop of violent colonisation, forced christianisation, and shifting cultural and social norms.
#booksky📚🖋️💙
Fighters & Martyrs (Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, 1975)
Poignant and powerful collection of short stories about life and death in 🇰🇪 against the backdrop of violent colonisation, forced christianisation, and shifting cultural and social norms.
#booksky📚🖋️💙
October 22, 2026 at 10:59 AM
#40
Fighters & Martyrs (Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, 1975)
Poignant and powerful collection of short stories about life and death in 🇰🇪 against the backdrop of violent colonisation, forced christianisation, and shifting cultural and social norms.
#booksky📚🖋️💙
Fighters & Martyrs (Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, 1975)
Poignant and powerful collection of short stories about life and death in 🇰🇪 against the backdrop of violent colonisation, forced christianisation, and shifting cultural and social norms.
#booksky📚🖋️💙
🇲🇷 « Injustices, ignorance et pauvreté »… les lacunes par lesquelles s'insinue la christianisation de l'État du Kedi Maga et appellent à les combler
« Injustices, ignorance et pauvreté »… les lacunes par lesquelles s'insinue la christianisation de l'État du Kedi Maga et appellent à les combler - La
Afropages recense l’actualité africaine. Nous proposons une sélection de liens vers des sources d’informations rédigées par nos partenaires de référence.
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October 21, 2026 at 2:32 PM
🇲🇷 « Injustices, ignorance et pauvreté »… les lacunes par lesquelles s'insinue la christianisation de l'État du Kedi Maga et appellent à les combler
NEW What did the Christianisation of medieval communities look like for real people?
Excavations at Pyrzyce, Poland, have uncovered objects linked to both Slavic Pagan and Christian traditions, shedding light on a pivotal period of religious change.
🆓 doi.org/10.15184/aqy...
🏺 #Archaeology
Excavations at Pyrzyce, Poland, have uncovered objects linked to both Slavic Pagan and Christian traditions, shedding light on a pivotal period of religious change.
🆓 doi.org/10.15184/aqy...
🏺 #Archaeology
October 20, 2026 at 7:15 AM
NEW What did the Christianisation of medieval communities look like for real people?
Excavations at Pyrzyce, Poland, have uncovered objects linked to both Slavic Pagan and Christian traditions, shedding light on a pivotal period of religious change.
🆓 doi.org/10.15184/aqy...
🏺 #Archaeology
Excavations at Pyrzyce, Poland, have uncovered objects linked to both Slavic Pagan and Christian traditions, shedding light on a pivotal period of religious change.
🆓 doi.org/10.15184/aqy...
🏺 #Archaeology
NEW What did the Christianisation of medieval communities look like for real people?
Excavations at Pyrzyce, Poland, have uncovered objects linked to both Slavic Pagan and Christian traditions, shedding light on a pivotal period of religious change.
Excavations at Pyrzyce, Poland, have uncovered objects linked to both Slavic Pagan and Christian traditions, shedding light on a pivotal period of religious change.
October 20, 2026 at 8:14 PM
NEW What did the Christianisation of medieval communities look like for real people?
Excavations at Pyrzyce, Poland, have uncovered objects linked to both Slavic Pagan and Christian traditions, shedding light on a pivotal period of religious change.
Excavations at Pyrzyce, Poland, have uncovered objects linked to both Slavic Pagan and Christian traditions, shedding light on a pivotal period of religious change.
The lack of documentation about Welsh mythology and legend pre-Roman invasion is part of the book's DNA so I'm not surprised this is the case. Most stuff covering Welsh mythology is not only post-Roman but also post-Christianisation.
October 15, 2026 at 11:31 AM
The lack of documentation about Welsh mythology and legend pre-Roman invasion is part of the book's DNA so I'm not surprised this is the case. Most stuff covering Welsh mythology is not only post-Roman but also post-Christianisation.
Got another hour? From 2 weeks ago; Brad Lopes with Dan Richter on how the Doctrine of Discovery led to land expropriation. Bonus: Dan tells us who he thinks is everyone's third favorite Puritan. #skystorians #17thcentury #newengland
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“LAND hath been THE IDOL”: ENGLISH EXPROPRIATION OF NATIVE LAND — Partnership of Historic Bostons
“Come over and help us,” reads the original seal of the Massachusetts Bay Company, a sign of one strand of Puritan justification for colonization. But Christianisation was only part of it. In this tre...
historicbostons.org
October 12, 2026 at 3:45 PM
Got another hour? From 2 weeks ago; Brad Lopes with Dan Richter on how the Doctrine of Discovery led to land expropriation. Bonus: Dan tells us who he thinks is everyone's third favorite Puritan. #skystorians #17thcentury #newengland
historicbostons.org/events/the-l...
historicbostons.org/events/the-l...
It's National Native American Heritage Month here in the US 🎉 We value and respect the work of our colleagues and advisors; they help us bring you solid scholarship and nuanced perspectives on the 17th c's complex history. Example? From last week: #skystorians
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STOLEN RELATIONS: uncovering enslaved native people’s untold stories — Partnership of Historic Bostons
“Come over and help us,” reads the original seal of the Massachusetts Bay Company, a sign of one strand of Puritan justification for colonization. But Christianisation was only part of it. In this tre...
historicbostons.org
October 12, 2026 at 3:31 PM
It's National Native American Heritage Month here in the US 🎉 We value and respect the work of our colleagues and advisors; they help us bring you solid scholarship and nuanced perspectives on the 17th c's complex history. Example? From last week: #skystorians
historicbostons.org/events/the-l...
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The christianisation of the country resulted in mass murder as Brits were forced to accept this new religion or face the consequences.
This continued as Europe colonized.
This continued as Europe colonized.
October 7, 2026 at 12:04 PM
The christianisation of the country resulted in mass murder as Brits were forced to accept this new religion or face the consequences.
This continued as Europe colonized.
This continued as Europe colonized.
I think the theory falls apart from jump. Of course they were unempathetic towards Jews. That was a core part of Christian European culture for centuries and centuries. What made the Holocaust possible were the preceeding 1000 years of pogroms, forced Christianisation and ghettos
October 1, 2026 at 1:12 PM
I think the theory falls apart from jump. Of course they were unempathetic towards Jews. That was a core part of Christian European culture for centuries and centuries. What made the Holocaust possible were the preceeding 1000 years of pogroms, forced Christianisation and ghettos
The point is, there is a very fundamental misunderstanding of Neoplatonist philosophy, conditioned by centuries of Christianisation and Christian dominance of "Western" philosophy (and particularly Platonist philosophy), which has run downstream through all of "Western" philosophy up to recently.
October 1, 2026 at 7:55 PM
The point is, there is a very fundamental misunderstanding of Neoplatonist philosophy, conditioned by centuries of Christianisation and Christian dominance of "Western" philosophy (and particularly Platonist philosophy), which has run downstream through all of "Western" philosophy up to recently.
In any case it is probably entirely because of Christianity, and Christianisation, that the idea that the Neoplatonist idea of The One becomes ipso facto identical to the monotheistic God at all, and in the centuries later that's just how philosophers have approached monism as such until maybe now.
October 1, 2026 at 7:50 PM
In any case it is probably entirely because of Christianity, and Christianisation, that the idea that the Neoplatonist idea of The One becomes ipso facto identical to the monotheistic God at all, and in the centuries later that's just how philosophers have approached monism as such until maybe now.
Y en a, mais faire comme si
- le but était de raconter l'histoire de France et non l'histoire de *l'Eglise* de France depuis la christianisation, donc oui avant "la France"
- il n'y avait eu QUE Clovis, Saint Louis et Jeanne d'Arc pour conclure triomphalement à un faschow, faut arrêter.
- le but était de raconter l'histoire de France et non l'histoire de *l'Eglise* de France depuis la christianisation, donc oui avant "la France"
- il n'y avait eu QUE Clovis, Saint Louis et Jeanne d'Arc pour conclure triomphalement à un faschow, faut arrêter.
September 28, 2026 at 9:29 AM
Y en a, mais faire comme si
- le but était de raconter l'histoire de France et non l'histoire de *l'Eglise* de France depuis la christianisation, donc oui avant "la France"
- il n'y avait eu QUE Clovis, Saint Louis et Jeanne d'Arc pour conclure triomphalement à un faschow, faut arrêter.
- le but était de raconter l'histoire de France et non l'histoire de *l'Eglise* de France depuis la christianisation, donc oui avant "la France"
- il n'y avait eu QUE Clovis, Saint Louis et Jeanne d'Arc pour conclure triomphalement à un faschow, faut arrêter.
Découvrez l'histoire fascinante de Saint Venceslas, duc de Bohême, célébré le 28 septembre. Prince pieux et juste, il œuvra sans relâche pour la christianisation de son peuple, faisant face à l'opposition de sa noblesse païenne et même de sa famille. Son engagement inébranlable pour la foi…
September 27, 2026 at 8:01 PM
Découvrez l'histoire fascinante de Saint Venceslas, duc de Bohême, célébré le 28 septembre. Prince pieux et juste, il œuvra sans relâche pour la christianisation de son peuple, faisant face à l'opposition de sa noblesse païenne et même de sa famille. Son engagement inébranlable pour la foi…
Christianisation in some places, such as Byzantium, seems to have functioned literally identically to what we call McCarthyism today.
September 25, 2026 at 9:08 AM
Christianisation in some places, such as Byzantium, seems to have functioned literally identically to what we call McCarthyism today.
🎧 Podcast passionnant sur ce site de Lalibela 🇪🇹, du nom d’un souverain éponyme de la dynastie Zagwé, où ont été creusées ds la roche volcan. au XIIe s. un réseau de 11 églises reliées par ds galeries.
La dernière partie sur les techniques d’excavat° +++
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La dernière partie sur les techniques d’excavat° +++
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Éthiopie médiévale : l'énigme Lalibela
Marqué par une christianisation précoce au IVᵉ siècle, le Moyen Âge éthiopien reste pourtant très mal connu des historiens et archéologues. Au travers du réseau d'églises du site exceptionnel de Lalib...
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September 19, 2026 at 6:25 AM
🎧 Podcast passionnant sur ce site de Lalibela 🇪🇹, du nom d’un souverain éponyme de la dynastie Zagwé, où ont été creusées ds la roche volcan. au XIIe s. un réseau de 11 églises reliées par ds galeries.
La dernière partie sur les techniques d’excavat° +++
www.radiofrance.fr/francecultur...
La dernière partie sur les techniques d’excavat° +++
www.radiofrance.fr/francecultur...
many of the rite's musical elements, and the whole story and choreography and art direction were all based on elements of traditional slavic culture, harkening to pre-christianisation times. The composer was russian, the coreographer and the art director were russian.
September 19, 2026 at 6:17 AM
many of the rite's musical elements, and the whole story and choreography and art direction were all based on elements of traditional slavic culture, harkening to pre-christianisation times. The composer was russian, the coreographer and the art director were russian.
Cela suppose que seuls des croyants non pratiquants peuvent invoquer une "France chrétienne de toute éternité": hors, ce n'est pas du tout le cas ^^ D'ailleurs la christianisation des milieux identitaires (jusque-là plutôt anti) est suffisante pour que même les intégralistes s'en émeuvent
September 18, 2026 at 1:51 PM
Cela suppose que seuls des croyants non pratiquants peuvent invoquer une "France chrétienne de toute éternité": hors, ce n'est pas du tout le cas ^^ D'ailleurs la christianisation des milieux identitaires (jusque-là plutôt anti) est suffisante pour que même les intégralistes s'en émeuvent
... religieux la responsabilité de la hausse de la violence homophobe, mais il me semble qu'on peut observer a minima des phénomènes se déroulant au même moment. Je pense aussi à la congruence entre masculinisme nationaliste et christianisme réactionnaire, avec la christianisation des identitaires.
September 18, 2026 at 11:51 AM
... religieux la responsabilité de la hausse de la violence homophobe, mais il me semble qu'on peut observer a minima des phénomènes se déroulant au même moment. Je pense aussi à la congruence entre masculinisme nationaliste et christianisme réactionnaire, avec la christianisation des identitaires.
I think our friend here has not read a lot about the Carolingian Empire, the Crusades, the Conquistadores, the Reconquista, the forced Christianisation of native North Americans (the Catholic Church is not the only one here) and more.
I suspect Islamophobia, but I think if he reads this word⬇️
I suspect Islamophobia, but I think if he reads this word⬇️
September 18, 2026 at 5:38 PM
I think our friend here has not read a lot about the Carolingian Empire, the Crusades, the Conquistadores, the Reconquista, the forced Christianisation of native North Americans (the Catholic Church is not the only one here) and more.
I suspect Islamophobia, but I think if he reads this word⬇️
I suspect Islamophobia, but I think if he reads this word⬇️
Oooh! Me too! I have always thought the brutal Christianisation of central Europe deserves more attention.
September 17, 2026 at 12:38 PM
Oooh! Me too! I have always thought the brutal Christianisation of central Europe deserves more attention.
C'est parti pour un peu de voyage spirituel dans le nord avec l'épisode 42 de @passionmedievistes.fr 😁
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Épisode 42 - Gaïa et la christianisation des sociétés scandinaves • Passion Médiévistes
Comment les sociétés scandinaves se sont christianisées au Moyen Âge ? Ecoutez cet épisode de Passion Médiévistes avec Gaïa Perreaut pour en savoir plus !
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September 16, 2026 at 2:49 PM
C'est parti pour un peu de voyage spirituel dans le nord avec l'épisode 42 de @passionmedievistes.fr 😁
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No, there was a Germanic law brought over with the saxon invaders *spit* who made law on folk rights
Christianisation added a layer, then Danelaw
There were courts, and the King ran his own court. Which was nice. He was crowned with squirrels
Canon law would have come in the Norman's
Christianisation added a layer, then Danelaw
There were courts, and the King ran his own court. Which was nice. He was crowned with squirrels
Canon law would have come in the Norman's
September 14, 2026 at 10:08 PM
No, there was a Germanic law brought over with the saxon invaders *spit* who made law on folk rights
Christianisation added a layer, then Danelaw
There were courts, and the King ran his own court. Which was nice. He was crowned with squirrels
Canon law would have come in the Norman's
Christianisation added a layer, then Danelaw
There were courts, and the King ran his own court. Which was nice. He was crowned with squirrels
Canon law would have come in the Norman's