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The Germanic peoples underwent gradual Christianization in the course of late antiquity and the Early Middle Ages. By AD 700, England and Francia were officially Christian, and by 1100 Germanic paganism had also ceased to have political influence in Scandinavia.
The last Germanic people on the European continent to be converted to Christianity were the Old Saxons (second half of the 8th century), while the Scandinavian peoples were converted in the 10th century. England had been converted in the 7th century.
A rich combination of ingredients – biblical, Roman, and Irish – contributed to the character of Christian life in the Germanic world of the early Middle Ages, blending with the legacy of the pre-Christian Germanic past.
Die Christianisierung der Germanen ist ein zentraler Aspekt der Geschichte Europas. Sie umspannt einen Zeitraum von der Entstehung der gotisch-arianischen Kirchen im 4. Jahrhundert bis zum Abschluss der Christianisierung Skandinaviens im zwölften Jahrhundert, wobei die Slawenmission im Baltikum bis ins vierzehnte Jahrhundert währte (Angenendt
24. Juni 2009 · The extension of Christendom's frontiers by the Christianization of Scandinavia and central-eastern Europe, a process also linked to the formation of new principalities and kingdoms, was one of the most fundamental stages in the formation of Europe.
17. März 2023 · Such aspects include the resistance of the old religion toward advancing Christianity, the role of heathendom for the early Germanic literatures, or even the question of continuity versus change within the pre-Christian Germanic society.
25. Aug. 2018 · The emergence of a Romano-Germanic culture, following the encounter of Rome with the Germanic tribes and their subsequent Christianization from the third century was a major step in the making of Europe. Some qualifications are in order: the Germanic peoples did not see themselves as Roman. If anything, the encounter worked the other ...
