bripat9643
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The European powers did not conquer Africa or India to spread Christianity. In fact, the British crown had no interest in converting any of its subjects to Christianity. Spanish missionaries travelled along with the Conquistadores, the later only cared about acquiring wealth and power. They didn't give a damn about saving souls. In fact, the converted most of the native populations into slaves and worked the majority of them to death.
Christians conquered Europe to spread Christianity which they did by the sword.
You do realize slavery is rationalized in the bible - it's legit for Christians to enslave.
No, Christians did not "conquer" Europe. It has already been conquered by the Romans. They later became Christians.
not exactly-----romans who were Christians went ON TO CONQUOR Europe and also imposed Christianity ----when that empire became "Christian"
That's false. Most people in the Roman Empire became Christian by persuasion. The Romans had conquered most of year before the year 0, BCE.
not really.......GAUL the part of the british isles is not ALL OF EUROPE----furthermore-----THE LAWS OF CONSTANTINE-----(canon law) became
the law of the roman empire -------that law penalized non-Christians------
THAT is how Christianity was foisted on large parts of Europe
All the laws of Constantine did was outlaw persecution of Christians.
The Roman empire included Britain, Span, Portugal, France, Holland, Denmark, Belgium, Luxembourg, Greece, Romania, Yugoslavia, Hungary, Austria, Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia and part of Germany. That is most of Europe.