The Spread of Christianity: Every Year

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• OL

  @OllieBye · 5 months ago · pinned

  A couple of things I want to clarify, as I know from the preview people are concerned:<br>1) Celtic Christianity was not a wholly separate denomination of Christianity; Celtic Christians did at least nominally recognise Rome and its particular liturgical conventions; however, it did have certain practices that were unique, and maintained a decentralised, monastic church structure, in contrast to the dioceses seen elsewhere in western Europe<br>2) Both the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches claim to be the legitimate successor of the Imperial Roman Church. The fact that I used the same yellow colour for Roman Catholicism and the Imperial Church was only to keep the number of colours down, and doesn&apos;t indicate any sort of support of the Catholic claim over the Orthodox claim

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• TH

  @ThePanEthiopian · 5 months ago

  Church of the East was doing the most random side quests 😂

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• BL

  @bluemym1nd · 5 months ago

  Orthodoxy in Alaska is something i don&apos;t think about often

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• RA

  @Raviolihamroll · 4 months ago

  Can we appreciate Kerala in India just having a decent Christian presence from like 50 AD to the modern day throughout despite being so far from all other christian communities but up

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  @thelibyanplzcomeback · 4 months ago

  In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, you start noticing grey spots in western countries.

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• EM

  @EmperorTigerstar · 5 months ago

  Reminds me a lot of the MapsOfWar graphics from back in the 2000s. Very nice.

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• DA

  @dariuszgaat5771 · 5 months ago (edited)

  I think Christianity should be more visible in South Korea, as it&apos;s currently the largest religion there, with Christians making up about 30% of the population. On the other hand, the Nordic countries and New England are highly secularized. In addition, large groups of Christians (mainly economic migrants from Asia) also currently live in the Gulf countries.

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• KO

  @Kolsedy · 5 months ago

  Thankyou for recognising us St Thomas Christians

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• EV

  @Evemeister12 · 3 months ago

  Ethiopia and armenia embraced Christianity before European nations did.

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• DI

  @dillonhunt1720 · 4 months ago

  Japan had Christian Daimyos and an estimated 300,000 Christians around the year 1600 before they were fully repressed in 1630 but they&apos;re not represented here.

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• SE

  @SebastianHarris-t1u · 5 months ago

  As a Christian and a history nerd who has been following your channel for the longest time Ollie Bye, thank you so much for redoing your old video, this was awesome!❤✝

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  @thanosandnobill3789 · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zwld3aaaCc&amp;t=290">4:50</a> The last two Nestorian churches that still exist in China but as museums are Daqin and Shizi Si

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