"Christianity was in Africa before Europe"??

[Khaem]

Is it true? Since the whole thing was set in the roman empire. But nice edit anyways.

 

[Kizaru]

i dont think so. People were chistian in the roman empire so i doubt thats true

 

[Lahaine]

If The guy meant Roman Egypt then he's correct. If he meant Ethiopia then it's a lie a Greek guy brought Christianity to Ethiopia.

 

[Scipio Africanus]

Christianity was present in Egypt before Ethiopia/Eritrea. However, Habeshas [Ethios & Eris] adopted Christianity & made it a state religion before everyone else (Armenians contest this).

 

[Step a side]

Egypt is literally next door to Palestine.

 

[Scipio Africanus]

Egypt is literally next door to Palestine.

Yes, but Axum [Ethiopia/Eritrea State predecessor] made Christianity a state religion before everyone else [Armenians contest this].

 

[Soul Kaizer]

Armenia was the first christian country then Ethiopia.

 

[techsamatar]

It is not even worth debating this since it is only illusion and a means for Madow Christians to cope since it required slaughter, plundering, and subjugation through missionaries to create them white idol worshippers today. Christianity provided little benefit to West Africa, however Islam provided innumerable kingdoms, universities, and wealth. In fact, the richest man in recorded history was a West African muslim, and the first to find America was a West African muslim.

 

[Hotchick12]

There were Christian communities in Egypt and they were one of the earliest, cuz an apostle went to Egypt to preach

 

[Abdirazaq]

The women in the video is kinda right though, Ethiopia doesn’t count as that country was barely even colonized, as opposed to where that guy is probably from. He’s skirting the lines of African and acting like the whole continent had the same history cause he knows that the women doesn’t have a clue about the history of Africa.

Except for Ethiopia, Sudan, and North Africa (which compromise of Afroasiatic/ afroasiatic descended peoples), there were no Christian kingdoms in Africa before European contact. Islam was present in so much of Africa way before European contact from the Swahili coast to large swaths of west Africa without colonial rule, subjugation and forced conversions.

 

[NidarNidar]

If The guy meant Roman Egypt then he's correct. If he meant Ethiopia then it's a lie a Greek guy brought Christianity to Ethiopia.

Greek was used in Axum as the administrative language.

 

[Keep it a boqol]

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[Step a side]

If The guy meant Roman Egypt then he's correct. If he meant Ethiopia then it's a lie a Greek guy brought Christianity to Ethiopia.

He was Syrian from the Byzantine Empire

 

[MR.𐒈𐒝𐒑𐒛𐒐𐒘]

The women in the video is kinda right though, Ethiopia doesn’t count as that country was barely even colonized, as opposed to where that guy is probably from. He’s skirting the lines of African and acting like the whole continent had the same history cause he knows that the women doesn’t have a clue about the history of Africa.

Except for Ethiopia, Sudan, and North Africa (which compromise of Afroasiatic/ afroasiatic descended peoples), there were no Christian kingdoms in Africa before European contact. Islam was present in so much of Africa way before European contact from the Swahili coast to large swaths of west Africa without colonial rule, subjugation and forced conversions.

Nah only pagan west africans adopted christanity

 

[The alchemist]

If The guy meant Roman Egypt then he's correct. If he meant Ethiopia then it's a lie a Greek guy brought Christianity to Ethiopia.

The guy was from modern Lebanon. The place was Roman, accompanied by acculturation with the Christianization.

 

[The alchemist]

Christianity made Africa receptive to trans-Atlantic slavery and colonialization. The missionaries used it as a pre-requisite easing tool to lessen the blow and imbue Africans with an ideology that made it easier to enslave and conquer.