The first Christian missionaries to travel up the Volga into the land of the Rus, what would become Russia, were Greek Orthodox priests. The man now known as Saint Cyril was one of them. He invented the Cyrilic alphabet, basing it on the Greek alphabet and adding letters from both the Roman and Hebrew alphabets to make the sounds needed for the Slavic languages, and then he translated The Bible into what we now call Old Church Slavonic. That was the foundation for Russian literature, and the foundation of the Russian Orthodox Church.
the contact with the byzantine empire with the russians was that russia learned many cultural aspects and other languages including art work.
The KIevan Rus' attacked Constantinople and the Bosphorus.
Christians of some denomination - Orthodox mainly, but also Catholic, Coptic, etcetera.
AnswerIn the late tenth century, Vladimir, the prince of Kiev, adopted Byzantine Christianity and ordered the mass baptism of Russians.
The question as phrased is nonsensical. The Byzantines were Orthodox Christians, not Muslims. In fact the Muslims (under various empires) were almost consistently the enemy of the Byzantine Empire for nearly 700 years.
the contact with the byzantine empire with the russians was that russia learned many cultural aspects and other languages including art work.
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Byzantine influence on Russia was really important because Russians adopted aspects of byzantine culture, such as art,music,and architecture. As a result, Byzantine domes evolved into the onion-shaped domes typical of Russian churches.
Most Russians are Orthodox Christians and therefore celebrate Christmas just like Christians elsewhere in the world.
Cultural differences between Roman Catholics and Byzantine Christians contributed to the
Russians are mainly orthodox christians so there god is yahweh and Jesus?
The KIevan Rus' attacked Constantinople and the Bosphorus.
The Byzantine empire promoted Christianity because of the emperor Constantine he protected the Christians and persecuted the non-Christians .Constantine ruled from. 527- 565 a.d
Romans, Greeks, and Christians.
Some do and some do not. Many Russians are Christians, most commonly Orthodox, but many Russians are atheists and were encouraged to be so during the time of the Soviet Union.
Rus'-Byzantine relations became closer following the marriage of the porphyrogenita Anna to Vladimir the Great, and the subsequent Christianization of the Rus'
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