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Routledge - A Church History of Denmark by Martin Schwarz Lausten

Name: Routledge - A Church History of Denmark by Martin Schwarz Lausten
Brand: Routledge
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Explore the spiritual evolution of a nation with A Church History of Denmark by Martin Schwarz Lausten. Published by Routledge, this comprehensive survey traces the development of the Danish church from its earliest origins to the modern era. Begin your journey in the pagan society of the Vikings. Lausten examines how the Danes first encountered Christianity through contact with Christian traders and missionaries, as well as through the interactions of Viking raiders with the cultures of France and England. The book provides a detailed look at the transition toward the era of Harald Bluetooth, who is credited on the Great Stone of Jelling with converting the Danes to Christianity around 965. This historical study offers a clear timeline of religious change and institutional growth. Whether you are a student of Scandinavian history or a reader interested in European religious development, this work provides a thorough account of how faith shaped the Danish identity over many centuries.

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Comprehensive historical survey covering the Danish church from its earliest beginnings through to the present day.

Detailed examination of the transition from Viking paganism to Christian society in Denmark.

Analysis of how early contact with Christian traders and missionaries influenced religious shifts.

Exploration of the role Viking raiders played in encountering Christian culture in England and France.

In-depth look at the conversion of Denmark under Harald Bluetooth around 965 as documented on the Great Stone of Jelling.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0754603075
Category: Books > Subjects > History > Europe > Scandinavia > Denmark
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 23 July 2002
Listed Since: 02 February 2007

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