How did Charlemagne improve the position of Christianity?
Charlemagne viewed himself as the divinely appointed protector, regulator, and executor of the external and internal affairs of the Church. For example, he not only appointed bishops without the pope's permission, he also called imperial synods without even bothering to ask the pope. In 794 he presided at the Council of Frankfurt. ChaCha!
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What are holy sites for christianity?
Christian Sites in Jerusalem: Illustrated index of christian ...
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Do Mormons consider themselves Christian?
Mormonism is a form of Christianity, but is distinct enough f...
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How did Christianity affect the art of renaissance?
Christianity affected the art of the renaissance in several w...
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What is the difference between Christianity and Judaism?
A big difference is the Jewish conviction that God is so esse...
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What is orthodox christianity?
The Orthodox Christian has been baptized in the name of the H...
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Pope Clement VI wanted Christians to unite with the imbalance...
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What were the factors that contribute to the spread of Christianity?
The initial spread of Christianity was prompted by Emperor Co...
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What are major beliefs in Christianity?
The major beliefs of Christianity are: God being the Father &...
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What major issue of the Christian religion did Constantine help settle?
Though Constantine had been exposed to Christianity by his mo...
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How did Christianity ethnical principles help it spread?
Christian missionaries helped the poor wherever they went. Pe...
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What is orthodox christianity?
The Orthodox Christian has been baptized in the name of the H...
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Compare and contrast the islamic religion to christianity?
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What major issue of the Christian religion did Constantine help settle?
Though Constantine had been exposed to Christianity by his mo...
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Christianity:1:a monotheistic system of beliefs and practices...
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Pope Clement VI wanted Christians to unite with the imbalance...
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What is the difference between christianity and catholic?
Christian is a religion with many different branches that com...
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How many different branches of christianity are there?
The three main branches of Christianity are Catholic, Orthodo...
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What are the historic origins of Christianity?
In the initial decades of the Roman Empire, at the eastern en...
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What is the order that Christianity spread?
Roman Catholics were first into Christianity followed by East...
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How old is christianity compared to other religions?
As religion the Christian Church had been in existence about ...
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What is the difference between christianity and catholic?
Christian is a religion with many different branches that com...
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Is catholic part of christianity?
Catholicism is based on Christianity. To be Catholic is to be...
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What verse says animals don't have souls in Christianity?
Isa 65:25 5 The wolf and the lamb will feed together, and the...
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How did christianity develop from judaism into a powerful, independent religion?
Scholars have been trying to explain how Christianity develop...
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A theory is hypothetical. The Bible has historical evidence t...
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Who brought Christianity to Russia?
Charlemagne is responsible for bringing Christianity to Russi...
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What was the first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity?
Constantine, is one of the most noted rulers in Rome for he w...
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Who was responsible for the spread of Christianity?
The disciple, missionaries are responsible for spread of Chri...
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Why do people convert to Buddhism from Christianity?
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What are some monotheistic religions other than Christianity, Islam, and Judaism?
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About Christianity
Christianity is a monotheistic religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth. It began as a sect of Judaism in the middle of the first century, but split after suffering persecution from Jews and the Roman government. Christianity remained a persecuted religion until 313 AD, then became the official religion of the Roman Empire in 380 AD. Christianity spread in the coming centuries, and suffered two major schisms - once in 1054 AD between the Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church, and again in the 16th century during the Protestant Reformation. Worldwide, Christianity has over two billion adherants, is the largest religion in the world, and is the official religion of several countries.
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