The Spread of Christianity: Every Year
Ollie Bye
938,629 views
The spread of Christianity across the world, from the death of Jesus around 30 CE (AD) to the present
Thank you to everyone who contributed to this project:
Micahistory ➢ @micahistory
• His Christianity series: Early Christianity (30-325)
• His map overviews of Christianity: https://docs.google.com/presentation/...
Borys Mapping ➢ @the_borys
• He helped with Africa and North America
DodoLuluPepe ➢ @dodolulupepe
• His Western Schism video History of the Great Western Schism: Every...
Tangerinelemonade ➢ @MausOfTheHouse
• He helped with Georgia
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Definitions, sources, and more can be found in the project sheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
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0:00 Intro
0:15 Antiquity
1:57 Early medieval
3:38 High medieval
4:52 Late medieval
5:30 Early modern
6:58 19ᵗʰ Century
7:23 20ᵗʰ Century
7:48 21ˢᵗ Century
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Music:
Marten Moses - Per Diem
Max Anson - Conclusion
Farrell Wooten - Movement
Anthony Earls - Suspiral
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Numbers:
1 Ethiopian Church
2 Armenian Apostolic Church (and predecessors, e.g. Albanian Church)
3 Georgian Orthodox Church (and predecessors, e.g. Iberian Church)
4 Holy See of Jerusalem
5 Maronite Church
6 Church of Cyprus
7 Bosnian Church
8 Eastern Syriac Church
9 Church of Scotland
10 Dutch Reformed Church
11 Reformed Church in Hungary
12 Church of Denmark
13 Church of Norway
14 Greek Orthodox Church
15 Bulgarian Orthodox Church
16 Serbian Orthodox Church
17 Romanian Orthodox Church
18 Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church
19 Evangelical Lutheran Church of Latvia
20 Macedonian Orthodox Church
21 Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland
20 Comments
Will keep hoping for a "History of the World" remastered in this style.
The Spread of Christianity: Every Year
Ollie Bye
938,629 views
The spread of Christianity across the world, from the death of Jesus around 30 CE (AD) to the present
Thank you to everyone who contributed to this project:
Micahistory ➢ @micahistory
• His Christianity series: Early Christianity (30-325)
• His map overviews of Christianity: https://docs.google.com/presentation/...
Borys Mapping ➢ @the_borys
• He helped with Africa and North America
DodoLuluPepe ➢ @dodolulupepe
• His Western Schism video History of the Great Western Schism: Every...
Tangerinelemonade ➢ @MausOfTheHouse
• He helped with Georgia
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Definitions, sources, and more can be found in the project sheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
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0:00 Intro
0:15 Antiquity
1:57 Early medieval
3:38 High medieval
4:52 Late medieval
5:30 Early modern
6:58 19ᵗʰ Century
7:23 20ᵗʰ Century
7:48 21ˢᵗ Century
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Music:
Marten Moses - Per Diem
Max Anson - Conclusion
Farrell Wooten - Movement
Anthony Earls - Suspiral
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Numbers:
1 Ethiopian Church
2 Armenian Apostolic Church (and predecessors, e.g. Albanian Church)
3 Georgian Orthodox Church (and predecessors, e.g. Iberian Church)
4 Holy See of Jerusalem
5 Maronite Church
6 Church of Cyprus
7 Bosnian Church
8 Eastern Syriac Church
9 Church of Scotland
10 Dutch Reformed Church
11 Reformed Church in Hungary
12 Church of Denmark
13 Church of Norway
14 Greek Orthodox Church
15 Bulgarian Orthodox Church
16 Serbian Orthodox Church
17 Romanian Orthodox Church
18 Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church
19 Evangelical Lutheran Church of Latvia
20 Macedonian Orthodox Church
21 Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland
1) Celtic Christianity was not a wholly separate denomination of Christianity; Celtic Christians did at least nominally recognise Rome and its particular liturgical conventions; however, it did have certain practices that were unique, and maintained a decentralised, monastic church structure, in contrast to the dioceses seen elsewhere in western Europe
2) Both the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches claim to be the legitimate successor of the Imperial Roman Church. The fact that I used the same yellow colour for Roman Catholicism and the Imperial Church was only to keep the number of colours down, and doesn't indicate any sort of support of the Catholic claim over the Orthodox claim