In its early years, Christianity spread slowly from Judea to other parts of the Roman Empire. By the time of Emperor Constantine, at the beginning of the fourth century, it is estimated that around ten percent of the population of the empire were Christians. Final conversion of the citizens of the empire to Christianity resulted from imperial decree, rather than 'conversion' as we normally use the term. Towards the end of the fourth century, Christianity was decreed to be the state religion. The orthodox-catholic Christian Church was given the power to confiscate the temples and all temple property belonging to pagans and Mithraists, and to enforce conversion to orthodox-catholic Christianity. So conversion to Christianity should be seen in empire-wide terms, rather than a country by country mission.
Clovis
Constantine the Great .
Constantine was the first Roman emperor to convert over to Christianity?
France
India was the first Asian country European explorers reached by water. It was first reached by Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama.
armenia is a Indo-European country, definitly not spanish. it is the oldest country in the world and the first country to formally adopt christianity.....its very interesting look it up on wikipedia.
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Clovis
Constantine the Great .
At the end of the first Millennium - AD 988.
Spain was the first European country to Texas.
to spread the Christianity
Constantine was the first Roman emperor to convert over to Christianity?
Italy was the first European country to win a world cup in 1934.
In 1498,portugual was the first European country which reached to India.
Africa and Asia were the first two country's to find Christianity
Spain IS an European country so no European country explored it. People settled there thousands of years ago .