Christianisations
Christianisations refer to the historical processes through which non-Christian cultures, societies, or religious practices were transformed or integrated into the Christian faith. This phenomenon has occurred across various regions and eras, often as a result of missionary activities, political influence, or societal shifts following the spread of Christianity.
During the early centuries of Christianity, missionaries sought to convert pagan populations in the Roman Empire
In medieval Europe, Christianisation entailed the widespread conversion of pagan peoples, such as the Norse, Slavs,
In colonial contexts, Christianisation was often intertwined with efforts to assimilate indigenous populations. Missionaries established churches,
The term also applies to the adaptation of Christian themes within art, literature, and popular culture, which