How and when was Christianity brought to Africa?

Answer 1

Europeans Brought them or Europeans brought it within the last few hundred years.

Answer 2

AnswerChristianity appeared in Egypt from the very earliest times of the new religion, although it did not spread much outside the city of Alexandria until the fourth-century reign of Emperor Constantine. By this time, Christianity has established itself along the Mediterranean regions of North Africa.

Christianity spread in an informal way into Nubia through trade and probably also through the establishment of Coptic monastic communities along the banks and islands of the Nile.

The origins of Christianity in the mountain kingdom of Aksum, in what is now Ethiopia, go back to the fourth century, to the visit of two Christian merchants from Syria to the court of the Negus (king).

The arrival of Christianity in sub-Sahara Africa is associated with colonialism and trade, especially the slave trade. The king of Portugal, following Catholic teaching, condemned the sale of gunpowder and weapons to non-Christians in West Africa, but baptism allowed the legitimate sale of arms, and all the other advantages which that gave in local struggles for power.

Answer 3

Europeans brought it within the last few hundred years.

Answer 4

It was due to the hard work of missionaries, like David Livingstone.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Arabs brought it in the 8th century.