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What is the difference in a Celtic Christian church and a Christian church?
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∙ 12y ago
One of the main reasons the Roman and Celtic churches were so different was that they both developed differently. The Celtic church developed in Ireland, away from all Roman influence, because it was never a part of the Roman Empire. It was also shaped by the local concerns of the native people of Ireland. The Roman Christianity, although it touched the hearts of many, was based solely on keeping peace among the inhabitants. It was thought "unfashionable" to not be a Christian in Rome.
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