bravo for the swiss

[minestrone]

Wot? The roman that was killed by the romans for being christian? Over 200 years AFTER the romans got here?

So we do now admit that the Romans brought Christianity to Britain.

Thanks

[RichardCranium]

Wot? The roman that was killed by the romans for being christian? Over 200 years AFTER the romans got here?

Hey, ministrone, my 4000th post on CUK was spent making you look a complete c**t. Class, eh?



Were you under the impression the Romans were always Christian? Like, BEFORE Christ was born?

So, were Adam & Eve Christians too? Did your Catholic school teach you that, too?

[RichardCranium]

So we do now admit that the Romans brought Christianity to Britain.

Thanks

The Romans killed him for being a Christian having been converted by a missionary priest, you utter f**kwit.

[minestrone]

Hey, ministrone, my 4000th post on CUK was spent making you look a complete c**t. Class, eh?



Were you under the impression the Romans were always Christian? Like, BEFORE Christ was born?

So, were Adam & Eve Christians too? Did your Catholic school teach you that, too?

The first Christians were catholics, the Apostle St Peter was given the job of pope by Christ himself.

I never stated that romans were always christian but by the 4th century rome was a christian empire, you stated as fact that "Christianity was brought to mainland Britain by Irish missionaries." then post a date from the 6th century.


Sorry to prove you wrong, but, I have.

[RichardCranium]

The first Christians were catholics, the Apostle St Peter was given the job of pope by Christ himself.

Oh dear. You really did believe all the propaganda they told you at school, didn't you?

I never stated that romans were always christian but by the 4th century rome was a christian empire

It's what you were getting at though until I educated you, wasn't it?

And it was the emperor that was converted at that time, not the empire.

, you stated as fact that "Christianity was brought to mainland Britain by Irish missionaries." then post a date from the 6th century.

and a reference to a Christian missionary priest centuries prior to the Emperor saying he was Christian that the Romans wanted dead.

Sorry to prove you wrong, but, I have.

No you haven't. You have been made to look an arse. Again. Now FOAD, troll.

[minestrone]

I think someone has been on the shandies tonight.

[Clippy]

Hey, ministrone, my 4000th post on CUK was spent making you look a complete c**t. Class, eh?

You have been made to look an arse. Again. Now FOAD, troll.

[minestrone]

Well some of us have to get up in the morning for work so I should better switch the PC off now.

[HairyArsedBloke]

"Christianity came at the pagan Anglo-Saxons from two directions. The Celtic Church, pushed back into Wales, Cornwall, and particularly Ireland, made inroads in the north from an early base on Lindisfarne Island. The Roman Catholic Church approached from the south, beginning with the mission of St.Augustine to Aethelbert, King of Kent, in 597."

Bastards, all of 'em.

Why can't all your w.. religion frak off home and let us pagans live in harmony with nature as the Gods and Goddess want us to?

[NickFitz]

When the Romans invaded Britain they were not Christian and were converted to Christianity some time later.

Constantine was the first roman Christian emperor in 306, about 100 years before the fall of the Romans in Britain.

So you admit that RC was correct in stating that the Romans were not Christians when they invaded Britain. After all, you yourself say that the Romans didn't have a Christian emperor until almost three hundred years after the first Roman occupation of Britain, AD43.