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Christianisation

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Noun1.Christianisation - conversion to Christianity
Christianization
conversion - a change of religion; "his conversion to the Catholic faith"
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Sultan Mohammad Dipatuan Kudarat repelled Spanish rule and hindred the spread of Christianisation in Maguindanao province in the south 80 years after the Spanish rule began in 1521.
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The Christian celebration of "Christmas" was only formalized in the middle of the fifth century (450 AD/CE), when Emperor Julius I "assimilated the festival with that of the birth of Mithra (December 25), in order to facilitate the more complete Christianisation of the empire.
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Wenceslas appears as a prince who has a fundamental meaning for Czech statehood: in consolidating the state on the map of Europe he preferred diplomacy to war, and when war was unavoidable he fought alone man to man and spared the troops; he encouraged the Christianisation of pagan Bohemia and preserved both the Western and Eastern liturgies; he was himself a pious Christian who took down gallows and freed slaves, a warrior against the pagans and so on and so forth.
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