Christianization

The conquistadores and missionaries were at odds as a result of that protocol because the former could not wait for the latter to complete the tedious task of Christianization. The conquistadores were raring to exact tribute from the natives (they had no salaries!) and occupy lands in search of mines and wealth.

This year's additions include the five Spanish missions built in Texas to promote the Christianization of the local Indians.

After Constantine's conversion he attempted the unthinkable: the Christianization of an empire.

Among the topics are varieties of religious communication in the rhetoric of Loukianos of Samosata, the pseudo-Clementine Recognitions and religious life in fourth-century Syria, whether Edessa or Adiabene was the gateway for the Christianization of Mesopotamia, reflections on images of animals from south Syria in the Roman imperial period, and thoughts on the meaning of a "decorative" early Christian mosaic.

During the Christianization of Britain, missionaries would commonly incorporate pagan observances into the Christian calendar to ease the process of conversion.

Recently, we celebrated a significant holiday - 1025 th anniversary of christianization of Kievan rus'.

Saleh appealed to the official bodies and the community to take a stand against the Christianization to find a solution problem and argued that governments efforts in this regard are timid compared to missionaries' efforts.

Exactly as the case for regime of Augustine, 63BC-14AD, who was the founder of the Empire.(Bury:1930) It is known that medieval ages have gained their being and civilization from three main origins: the first of them is the classical heritage in general and Romanian in particular, the second is the Christianization and the third is Goths.

She draws attention to some of the practices that disappeared with the Christianization of the region c.

Methodius, laid the foundations for the cultural identity of the Bulgarian, Russian, and other Slavic nations, and the first missionaries in Russia, who brought the new Christian values, were the Bulgarian priests," the Russian Patriarch stated, apparently referring to the key role that Bulgarian clergymen in the Christianization of Kievan Rus, the first Russian state in the Middle Ages, in the 10th and 11th century.

Recultivating the Vineyard: The Reformation Agendas of Christianization. By Scott H.

He wants "to show how one may follow, roughly from Jesus to Mohammad, the transformation of the very concept of religion" that was at the heart of the Christianization of the Empire and marked the foundation, first, of the three medieval cultures (Byzantium, Islam, and the Latin West) and, eventually, of European culture (1-2, 6).

The Christian version of this straying Yoder called "Constantinianism"--for Judaism, it is Zionism, which Yoder identified as the "culmination" of the "Christianization" (not a good thing, from Yoder's perspective) of Judaism.