Christianisation
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Christianity is one of the major and also the latest religions in Bangladesh. This monotheistic religion is based on the lifestyle, moral ideals, speech, and humanistic attitude of Jesus Christ. Their main religious belief is that Jesus... more
The view on basic problems of the contemporary research of christianization in early Middle Ages presented here reveals the complexity and also ambiguity of this process. For its comprehension is important to listen to all the... more
Illustrer le thème des laïcs aujourd'hui, plus de cinquante ans après la conclusion du Concile Vatican II, après la constitution Lumen Gentium, le décret Apostolicam Actuositatem, l'exhortation Evangelii Nuntiandi de Paul VI,... more
"Such a bitch is Freyja": Women, Christianity and patriarchy in Old Icelandic Literature. This article examines Old Icelandic literature from the perspective of feminist gender theories. It looks at the female images presented in... more
Kristijanizacija istočnih dijelova Branimirove države. Die Christianisation der östlichen Teile von Branimirs Kroatien. U 30. glavi De administrando Imperio bizantskog cara Konstantina VII. Porfirogeneta u sastavu ranosrednjovjekovne... more
Conclusions. On the example of Płock (as well as Gniezno, Kuyavian or Pomeranian) one can clearly see the "utilitarian" character of the Benedictine Christianization in early medieval Poland. Their involvement, forced by circumstances... more
L'ensemble des communautés traditionnelles sont ancrées dans des forces divines dont elles tirent leurs lois. Ces lois tribales dépendent des temps des origines, fondées sur l'ordre divin donné par les ancêtres. L'ordre divin des ancêtres... more
in: Studia Patristica LXXIV, Including papers presented at the Fifth British Patristics Conference, London, 3-5 September 2014, Eds. M. Vinzent & A. Brent (Leuven: Peeters, 2016), 223-237. (the uploaded Version here is a draft)
Polemic about the importance of the Benedictine abbey on Łysa Góra in the times of Władysław Jagiełło, including an indication of the participation of the Łagas Abbot in the king's baptism and the Christianization of Lithuania
Recent archaeological studies conducted at different scales, from the level of site through to landscapes and regions, have focused critical attention on the connections and interactions existing between secular and religious realms of... more
This project aims to incorporate urban settlement data within a framework of landscape archaeology approaches to map the effects of Christianisation on town development in Anglo-Saxon England from the 7th-11th centuries A.D. With the... more
Giulio Lucci Brève rétrospective sur le passage de la culture païenne à la culture chrétienne à travers les catacombes de Rome.
According to the conventional construction of the religious history of the Roman Empire, the dense variety of Greek and Roman religions had ceased to exist sometime around the fourth to fifth centuries CE, during the so-called... more
Bu bildiri, 5-6 Mart 2020 tarihlerinde İstanbul Üniversitesi Güneydoğu Avrupa Araştırma Merkezi tarafından düzenlenecek olan Güneydoğu Avrupa'da Kültürel Etkileşimler adlı sempozyumda sunulacaktır.
Based on an analysis of the Christianisation of the Roman Empire in Late Antiquity, this rather experimental article discusses if and how a future Islamisation of Europe could be possible. Some arguments may merit consideration in the... more
Moje rozważania na temat antropologicznych implikacji chrystianizacji społeczeństwa Afryki muszę zacząć od kilku zastrzeżeń. Związane są one przede wszystkim ze świadomością moich ograniczeń z jednej strony i z rozległością i... more
After the death of his brother, Carloman I, Charlemagne became the sole ruler of all Franks. This put him in a position from which he could strengthen and expand the Frankish state and transform it into the official protector of... more
How the attempt to translate Sacred Scripture into Indian languages demonstrates the differences between ancient Hebrew/Jewish thinking and Indian culture.
The Polabian Slavs were the last refuge of paganism in the Slavic region. They survived until 1168, because then Rugen, the last pagan bastion of the Slavs after the destruction of Radgosc, was conquered by Waldemar I, king of Denmark.... more
The paper presents an overview on the process of christianization in northern Gaul between the late 3rd up to the 8th century AD from both the archaeological and the historical evidence. Special attention is given to the area comprised... more
Tra il IV e il V secolo d.C., ed in particolare a partire dal principato di Teodosio, il controverso e difficile rapporto tra il Cristianesimo, ormai dilagante, e le altre religioni è riflesso in tutto il territorio dell’impero romano sia... more
Recent archaeological studies conducted at different scales, from the level of site through to landscapes and regions, have focused critical attention on the connections and interactions existing between secular and religious realms of... more
ZUSAMMENFASSUNG: Der Arcus Constantini gilt bis heute als eines der herausragendsten Monumente spätantiker Herrschaftsrepräsentation. An prominenter Stelle – die via triumphalis überspannend, gelegen zwischen dem Amphitheater, dem Palatin... more
This project aims to incorporate urban settlement data within a framework of funerary and landscape archaeology approaches to map some of the effects of Christianisation on town development in Anglo-Saxon England from the 7th-11th... more
In the context of Imperial Art as Christian Art, a question of special interest is how Christian emperors handled the imperial legacy of their pagan predecessors. That the tradition of the saecula aurea was important at least for the... more
Le triangle polynésien, à un moment de son histoire, s'est trouvé confronté à des idéologies d'origine occidentale, ré-interprétées dans la culture traditionnelle en situation d'acculturation : les peuples conquis ont dû intégrer de... more
This paper explores the links between religious ideology, identity, burial practice and diet during the conversion of the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity, with an emphasis on the 7th century. Due to the introduction of Christian religious... more