A Christian History timeline

Conversion of the Vikings

Why Christians used it, why it worked, and why it died.

The story of Erik the Red, his son Leif (the famous explorer) and the most misnamed of Viking Islands

At a legislative Althing, a pagan judge prevented civil war in iceland by converting everyone to Christianity.

King Olaf Haraldsson had only moderate success at converting his people—until a year after he was killed in battle.

When it comes to conversion by the sword, few can match the ruthless exploits of King Olaf Trygvesson.

A Christian Science upbringing. A shameful wartime act.

Nat Turner's rebellion, the bloodiest in slave history, was driven by his prophetic visions.

Black abolitionsts were tired of waiting for a gradual peaceful end to slavery.

What began as prophetic fervor ended in dictatorship and blood.

Hall of Antichrists: Nine (of many) who were thought to be forbearers of the End

The Viking invasions destroyed the glory of Celtic monasticism.