I am a nondenominational Christian. First let me clarify nondenominational Christians are not part of the Catholic or Protestant churches. We are Christians who don't believe in separating our faith by catigories which inevidabily create rifts in a faith. Now most people know Christianity was founded by Jesus of Nazereth who was born 2,007 years ago. Jesus of Nazereth, also known as Jesus Christ, Emmanuel, the Messiah, son of God, Lord of Lords, King of Kings, just to name a few. Now, the prophets (Jesus' 12 disciples, excluding Judas) were very influential in its spread but there was also Saul who after converting became Paul. He spread much of the faith to the Gentiles (non-Jews). There were also many a individuals who after hearing the gospel, good news, (the teachings of Christanity) began to spread the word and though for centuries the faith remained under ground the matyrs (believers who died for their faith) spread the word. Prehaps the most important event that happened in the spread of Christianity was when influenced by a victory won in the name of Christianity (battle that was fought and while having the Christian symbol on shields of warriors the Roman Emperor won), the faith was made not only legal but the offical religion of Roman.
The first name that springs to mind is Arthur Frank Miller, who is widely credited with spreading the religion to Asia and the Middle East
Well, in many people's ideas, it is how they find purpose in life. What becomes truly important is their religion. Just as Existential Atheists find purpose of family or spreading atheism, those of religion find purpose through a God
Christian missionaries. But they were not stirring up a rebellion, they were spreading the Word of God to the people of Japan. Spreading the good news to the people.
The people in Jamestown were more interested in finding gold and silver rather than spreading religion and growing crops while the Massachusetts Bay coloney was focused on spreading religion.
Its not important to some people, but important because some civilizations were built on their religion.
in order to stop it from spreading and teach other people about it.
Constantine was important to the spread of Christianity because he was considered to be the first Christian emperor. He actually made it legal to be a Christian or to be of the Christian faith.
Mohammad and Ahlah
The King was often seen as the World Tree that connected the people to the Gods. Religion was very important to the Mayan people
Because religion was so important during the Middle Ages, most people owned Bibles.
At the time there religion was very important to the puritans
What has that to do with their situation? It isn't important.