Yes. The most important reason for the spread of Christianity throughout Europe, and indeed the world, was the adoption of the religion by national rulers. When Vladimir converted to Christianity, he demanded of his subjects that they too became Christians.
Around 987, the pagan Prince Vladimir of Kiev sent envoys to neighbouring lands to find out about other religions. He wanted to ally his land with its most powerful neighbours through religion, a decision which led to his adoption of Christianity. Vladimir was baptised into Orthodox Christianity and required the same of all his subjects. Thus, all of Russia became Christian on the decision of one man.
Maurice H. Stans
The conversion affected the Kiev by Vladimir importing teachers to instruct the people in the faith and all the tradition of Orthodox Christianity flourished in Kiev.
conversion to Christianity
it affect the actions of Christianity of jesus crise
Christianity is based on the belief in one God; Hinduism is based on the belief in many gods. One cannot be a Hindu and a Christian at the same time, whereas one can accept Jesus as a god in Hinduism and still continue to follow Hinduism.
Christianity dwells in heart, not in the dresses, so it should not affect Christianity.
Russia had help
It left Russia's problems mostly unsolved
This has to do with the history of Russia.
Yeh
it doesn't
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