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There is an error in the map, it's called Palestine not Israel.

How about being more objective stop with this how awful ooh east doesn't accept our white god cosmology from Jews into a messiah Mithra ripoff. ALSO write give KNOWLEDGE, why didn't Buddhism expand more into the west as it was BEFORE the rise of the cult of Christianity and was as far west into Greece and Levant with traveling monks teaching. Why doesn't ANY religion expand and tell the FACT it's like history spread by the Conquerors. Smaller religions never spread when they are local regional tribal based like Judiaism or pagan local gods. But global religions do better propaganda by saying it's for all ergo ALL MUST worship this particular gawd fitting nicely with colonizing, conquering and invading.

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I agree, that's usually how Abrahamic religions became dominant in the states they do today.

Best answear

What about India?

​@@NahintheWThere was no Christian ruler. India had seen Hindu, Buddhist, Jain and Muslim kings, but not Christian.

Don't be silly. The supreme deity of Japanese religious Shinto is the Japanese emperor himself.

If that is true it exemplifies the syncretism in Japan, where most xintoists are also buddhists

I believe it. It actually happens a lot in East asian countries. They just mix every religion. Even after converting they still practice shamanism.

Because Buddhism is inherently different from Christianity Buddhism puts more emphasis on practice than anything else, which allows for other animistic religions to be practiced alongside it, Christianity requires you to acknowledge that there is only one god. That concept obviously did not translate well

🤣that's kinds funny

These are all propaganda based stories to spread CHRISTIANITy and to give the local people a story for origin

Yes only he denies my existence

It didn't stop with Jews, it went to all communities, Ramban Pattu shows that

Crypto jews

@@bloedblarre what crypto Jews? As a saint Thomas Christian I’m not a crypto jew

Saint Thomas is a fictional character. He never existed

Bro all Kingdoms at that time were therocracies,the English king was and still is the espiritual leader of the church of England, the French monarch was the protector of Christians in the east, these powers tried to convert their new subjects in the colonies but some were successful and other don't. In Africa we have a large Christian population in the south of the Ecuator.

Funny because the Dutch put the name "Allah" in their Bible in Indonesia until now for missionary and still failed.

@@iamorahman What's your point? The Indonesians were already introduced to Islam and Arabic, it made sense to preach to them calling god the Arabic name.

@@Rafael-CL big difference between Protestant kingdoms and Spain.

@@iamorahman Not talking about p3do religions like yours here.

Indonesia?

​@@dennisthemenace4288 hindu Buddhist traditions can be found.

The more dumber the Indian religions looks from the outside... The more fulfilling they are from inside But Abrahmic religions from outside looks perfect One God, One book and Story of guy who brought/wrote the book while adding all the stories of previous religion But from inside they seem hollow

Christianity has always been against science. Since they know their claims are so stupid, even an educated kid can expose it. In Hinduism however, we do not claim to know the "one true path" or the "one true book". We do not have commandments, because we are seekers. Seekers of answers and meaning. Seekers of God, and seekers of ourselves.

Star Wars beat the idealogical shit out of both Hindus and Christians with nothing but cool glowy swords and the dependability of the youth to always be massive disappointments to civilization. It's hollow on the inside and out but Disney still makes a fkton of money off it. :/ Just kind of give Jesus and Buddha a bunch of drugs and dare them to sword fight and boom its Star Wars.

Luckily, you were not destroyed by the West. That is how most of Judeo-Christian-Islamic religions spread: through conquest and butchering of people.

Vietnam war and communism maybe also a be good reason ?

Love your last statement 😂

You don't need a theory. It's clearly recorded in history. Christianity was banned for most of history because it forbids the worship of ancestors historical figures, as the Catholic church saw it as idolatry. This prevents Christianity from spreading further, so much so that the Catholic church had to concede and allowed Catholics in China to "venerate" ancestors and historical figures in 1939. The same practices were allowed in Vietnam in 1956.

Hinduism was 1st in Vietnam, Buddhism came after that. In fact Hinduism was there in all of the South east Asia. There are many Lord Shiva Statues being excavated from Vietnam these days.

Best thing about Buddhism is that you can modify it. According to Buddhism one can discard what one don't like. Example Buddha was a non violent person but violence is necessary to counter violence.

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@@tato_g_boro_guy all that rant you saw somewhere the word *islam*

@@Gabdoon2 I know

​​@@tato_g_boro_guy Though We can't discard anything, we can add to it. Catholic Europeans united against the Islamic Empires that were invading them during the Holy Wars.

All peoples had their own religions and religious views prior to Christ. The real issue is geography, and well Christians caring about the great commission to teach the nations. Only a tiny fraction of Christians even bother to share their faith locally no less abroad. Overtime Christianity will grow in the East and it will have its own unique cultural flavors there too just as it does in the west.

That's true. Even here in the Philippines, Abrahamic religions didn't really penetrate deeply to the hearts and minds of the locals. We're basically practicing folk Catholicism and folk Islam here. Superstitions, beliefs in elves/nymphs/goddess of the woods and sacred groves, belief in karma and samsara (reincarnation), and belief in folk healers, which are all rooted in pre-colonial native Anitoism and Hindu-Buddhism, are still being observed. Early Philippine mosques were reminiscent of Asian multi-tiered wooden pagoda structures.

Yes the guy doesn’t know what he is talking about. He said the Philippines had no centralized religion, when it was actually Islam. And then he claimed over 400 years of Spanish rule, when it was only 300 smh

​@@justchilling704no, the estimates say that Islam will be the mort religion followed by atheism

South Korea is Atheist

Followed by Georgia at 303 AD

Not you again :I

​@@tonyantonio8956 And then Ethiopia

You make it sound like a good thing 😂

@@zaurukraus9296 it is a good thing, why? You Don't believe in god?

mostly because you were too weak to conquer Europe

Not taking any sides ,but they bitchslapped the Romans so hard that the holy land is still under muslim rule (ignoring current jewish rule)

@@marusdod3685 4chan is the other way sir.

Hinduism doesn't really focus on preaching like Abrahamic religions do.Also it's not an organized religion, rather an umbrella term for many local beliefs that originated across different parts of India. The "vedic religion" is not what modern day's "Hinduism" looks like.

The local culture is what Hinduism is. Sanatana Dharma has a strong base of Upanishads, Shrimad Bhagavad Geeta. ​@@nomanmreedha5235

They are way better than the post colonial Christian missionaries who plunged and decimated numerous tribes who resisted colonial imposition. Moreover, Many Christians nowadays are showing their Loyalty to their European counterparts and They seem to face a Identity crisis.

Proganda base ... With out proof Christian

Yeah👍.In.Europeans.. Jews. Also. Leve. It. Kerala🇮🇳.

Is the original Middle Easter Christian tradition basically the OG Christianity?

Probably from the land of nairi...armenia?

The existence of someone like that was only known after the Portuguese arrived in India. There was no mention of him ever before the Portuguese. It is considered a made up story so converted people don’t feel inferior and claim Christianity as being a native religion and not something borrowed from outside.

⁠​⁠​⁠@@Rohitweasley There are scriptures in Malayali dating to the 4th century, so no I don’t think the Portuguese were the ones who introduced it to people living in India… Also with the amount of trade between the coastal regions of the subcontinent and other parts of the world, it makes no sense that it would take 1500 years for people to learn of Christianity.

52 AD they say

Its a cookedup story... early christians in india are all syrian christians

​@@Rohitweasley nah that is definitely not true. Christianity had long roots in India by the time the Portuguese even got to Kerala. The Portuguese might have helped spread it to Goa though, true

Even god didn't protected that pastor

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​@@Akshay13134lol,God called that pastor.

@@Harshh..294 These pastors are like marketing agents they go from place to place and sell their product( jesus) and later if customer buys that product (jesus) they get money for believing in him this is a nice business with literally no investment all you need is a book (bible) that's it he is all set to start a new faith business

@@Akshay13134 well who cares about them brother.

Islam did not succeed how can Christians succeed to conquer us as a Christian Jai Shri Krishna

@@user-mn9dy6qq2s not about conquering .. like foreign religion can come from trades too. Because you can physically see when foreigners are conquering you and oppose it .but religion through trade comes sneakly ..Still that wouldn't succeed because of reasons mentioned.

@@user-mn9dy6qq2s What about over 300 million Indian Muslims in India? They will be at 2025

@@samiman5606 🤣🤣 bro bro 30 million are you know how which bigger than Pakistan Indonesia how can you count i know you r maulana that'why no pak still have higher than India because pak have high TFR not what about there are always not power on him and not will be it just a population on other other sides it's good nothing is wrong india is largest democratic country and population will be help us

​@@samiman5606Hindus are still in majority in 2024 and much more than muslims.

An ancient empire llike the byzantines survived for a thousand years already, its impressive.

Sorry you can't be in constant decline for about 1200 years.

The rise of Islam changed history, they destroyed lots of Christianity

Byzantium is like that tbh, they get like 3 seperate golden age just to prepare themselves to another Triple Civil War with a Persian/Caliphate Invasion while the Latin West Crusade their way through the Eastern Roman Empire.@@ionutpaun9828

Agree byzantine is a powerful empire but due to corrupt and incompetent Emperor's and higher officials it's falls to it's own decline

Facts.

They failed because they lost lands to muslims!

@@antonslavik9597 And folks.

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Not full true... Yes there was more christians in syria, iraq, some parts of north africa before islam .. But iran was ruled by sassanid and sassanid were zoroastrians. Shamanism and buddhism was the religion of central asia before islam. Yemen was a jewish kingdom and other gulf countries were pagans

Still western propoganda is working hard to victimize them*

But they're not gonna succed in North india😅. Although we love Christian people bcz unlike muslams they're actually better and have liberal understanding of world.

Christian missionaries activities have been stopped across India which is good

@@roshandinesh6701 I don't think so, there are so many videos on social media showing some father curing people just by the name of jesus

It's good that atleast some part have become Christians❤

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That is 3.4 percent of the population

More like 2.3%. India is at 1.4 billion

​@@Roachh28772.3%

@Roachh2877 and yet, that's almost as many people as Canada, most countries like Belgium, Sweden etc

are there chinese in the phippine？

@@hoonwaretien8363 A lot of Filipinos are Chinese mixed. More than there are people who are Spanish mixed or American mixed. So yeah

@@mong9942 I donot think that’s true,it’s best for Chinese peop to speak Chinese according to their standards

@@hoonwaretien8363 Weird logic, ethnicity isn't based on language and most of the Chinese-Filipinos are from Cantonese, Hakka, and Min regions.

@@mong9942 好了好了

Love Buddhists bro I am indian hindu😊

Jesus Loves you ♥️

In Buddhism who decides where you go next well it would need to be someone who knows All your thoughts words and deeds aka God Buddhist deny God but there believes contricate themselves everything that exists testifies of the ( Father Son Holy Spirit) these 3 are 1 everything that exists ( Time Space Matter) time ( past present future) these 3 are 1 matter ( solid liquid gas) these 3 are 1 space ( length breadth depth) these 3 are 1 humans made in Gods image ( Body Mind Spirit) these 3 are 1 we do things in ( Thought Word Deed )

That's what the basic principles of Christianity and Islam

@@Mlecchakshaydixit 100%, Most Religions in the South East originated far more earlier than Abrahamic ones.

Dude, Hinduism makes even less sense. Don't talk.

What hindu king did to Buddhist?? We all know history of cruel Hindu kings

​@jimcannibal4911 😂😂

Well obviously it won't 🙄 literally the one who started the move of baptising everyone forcefully in the empire was the emperor himself like duh

​@@williamrobert9898hope puberty is going better today for you.

@@silencemeviolateme6076 It hasn't even hit you just yet

@@williamrobert9898 find a productive hobby young man. Learn a foreign language or a musical instrument.

@@silencemeviolateme6076 heed your own advice instead of trolling on the Internet

I think the main reason was that Many Colonizers were basically using Christianity as a tool for creating Loyalist within their Colonies and other territories. Most of the Time, Colonizers used to strip certain parts of the population from basic necessities altogether. After which the Christian missionaries took up their roles in imitating as an angel to save them. However, Missionaries put forward a condition. The victims had to be converted to Christianity in order to receive the help/ aid. Those who resisted were either plunged or left to die. Many Tribes have been wiped out entirely due to such malpractices. Hence they are also known as "Soul Vultures". Nowadays, Christian missionaries only target weaker sections by offering them bribes (around $200) to convert into Christianity.

Why are you saying foolishness. Christianity was their in India from (Ad 52)very olden days itself.Old Christians in Kerala are known as syrian Christians. They are called syrian Christians because they use Syrian language in their prayers. Syrian Christians can be found only in Kerala and Syria.Christianity came to kerala from Middle east not from Europe.If you have doubt please check the link en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Thomas_Christians

Don't try to spout lies about a lot of missionaries. People became Christians because of their willingness to convert not because of bribes and force.

@@historian252 the king of the Rus literally converted to Christianity because it let him drink alcohol (Islam didn’t) and trade with the Byzantines more. Most of Germany is only Christian because Charlemagne literally led an early crusade to burn down their sacred tree and built a church on top of it. Christianity absolutely did spread because of coercion and bribery, and I haven’t even mentioned the age of exploration. Even saints like mother Theresa were outed for saying things like their job wasn’t to actually help people only to save their souls which lead many of their clinics to be neglected and even badly maintained. Willingness to convert isn’t always by choice or by heart it’s often because you have no other option of you want to continue living.

@motivationallizard6644 Lies. Vladimir never historically said that and people say it was an anecdote.

They got killed out by a certain religion who also created disconnect and dark ages

"Across Asia" is a big exaggeration. That would have been the Near East aka "Asia Minor". It was always sparse further east. However, the Russian Orthodox Church itself came from Eastern Christian Orthodoxy and that extends to the Pacific. The Archbishops of Constantinople, Antioch, Jerusalem, and Alexandria were each considered to be on roughly the same level of the Archbishop of Rome. Hence the split. Islam came about in the late 600s and spread East (and West), so that took over the Near East and beyond.

@@leoguarknight1588 I didn't realize the Germanic tribes who destroyed the Roman Empire and destroyed all that knowledge were Muslim. In fact history records them as being Arian (not Aryan) Christians. Many Romans themselves felt that it was Christianity that eroded the morals of the Empire and fatally weakened it. Interesting fact that during the Dark Ages in Europe, Muslim Spain was widely considered the most educated part, to the point where European nobles would sent their children there. I used the phrase "Dark Ages in Europe" because it wasn't the Dark Ages in Greece or the Near & Middle East. Quite the opposite. It was they who preserved the Roman knowledge base. The Renaissance happened when Greek scholars fled/were hired by Italian nobles, bringing their texts with them (the Roman Catholic Church itself had some of these old Roman books).

​@recoil53 you are right. Even in South Asia we consider Middle age as the golden age. We look up to our medival history.

​@@leoguarknight1588Religion of peace

Even they are just 18% of population . Hindus and Muslims are in majority .

Engrish.

That's in Africa though....

@@williamrobert9898 Yes, but limiting the scope in that way excludes an example that challenges the hypotheses OP used for why it expanded more easily in Rome.

@@brianm7287 The video is about Christianity's limited spread in Asia so yeah obviously it would focus on Asia only

@@williamrobert9898 I know the scope was limited. That's my point. Limiting the scope allowed OP to have an uncontroverted hypothesis that didn't pan out elsewhere.

@brianm7287 I don't get it, if anything it's the exact opposite as Africa was subjected to Christian evangelization. Limiting the scope to Ethiopia only also doesn't serve as an argument against the video too as it was mentioned that there were some countries which were successfully christianized in Asia without being anywhere near the birth place of the religion

They sell the product jesus,in the name of peace and Jesus they killed many people in the world

Soul vultures 😂😂

@@bobfaam5215 Could have used harsher words though...

Nah, they shifted their faith due to inhumane treatment they received at the hands of majority.

​@@magatism Proof ?

@@arjyachatterjee6874 Of what, i cannot see my comment.

@@arjyachatterjee6874 Depends on the region. Heard of the Goan Inquisition?

@@apoorvbhatnagar9774 I know. I was asking that to the other guy who was peddling some non-sense and I don't like Christianity.

really only Spain was motivated by religion for its colonial expansion. Most other European countries were motivated by economic reasons. Part of that is timing- when Spain discovered the new world, they had just finished a major Crusade against Muslims in southern Spain, so they just continued that strategy in the New World.

That's not entirely correct because Islam arrived much later than Christianity.

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@@rcc8506 true but Christianity was accutally fairly well spread in the east prior to that. Regarding the commenters statement Christianity had not ever been involved in any "conquests" prior to the rise of Islam. Christianity was not militant before Islam's rise. First Christian based conquest was done by Charlemagne.

And Spains reconquista was effective barrier for europe against further islamic conquests.

People are growing more cynical as they should be. It’s similar to the times when the population grew less interested in polytheism.

@@RedCommunistDragon its because they keep importing muslims

@@RedCommunistDragon So why Judaism and Islam keep going strong in their origin land and elsewhere?

@@satriorama4118 Fear, optimism, various reasons.

​@@RedCommunistDragon Why White Christians are converting into LGBTQ+ cult.

Korea is secular country

Sorry I have doubt on South Korea becose most of koreans are connected with there buddhist identity then outside faith

Russia is europe

Russia is not asian country, 70% of it's population lives in european part of country and it is Russia's historical center

@@GaMer22vand asia

This is a more plausible claim than what was narrated in the video. In addition to the apparent genocidal ravages of the Mongolian empire under Timur

The Crusaders absolutely did not impact the Eastern Christians like you claim. It was the conversion of the Turkic tribes to Islam that began the downfall of their communities. They aggressively targeted Christian communities across the Middle East and Byzantium and it is precisely these attacks that literally birthed the concept of the Crusades itself in Europe. But the final nail in the coffin came with the Mongols, who at first were on good terms with the Christians but once they converted to Islam, became like the Turks previously, a major thorn in the Christian communities. Timur pretty much put an end to most of the ancient Christian communities and greatly reduced the Armenian and Georgian Christian presence in the Levant and various centers of what once the areas of the Islamic Golden Age.

​@@GZamzung??? What the video stated was factual and logical, what are you on about? The gentleman simply mentioned the reasons behind the decline of Christianity in the Middle East

​@@savioblanc you're seriously defending the crusaders? The same people behind god knows how many genocides committed against Christians? That's sad to see

​ @williamrobert9898 away from the logic, why the claims of this video cant be taken seriously is because it failed to recognize/acknowledge the Mongolian imperialist impact on traditional Christian communities of the Near East. The Mongolians massacred close to 75% of the Assyrian populace which were overwhelming Christian. Up until the 13th Century, Christianity was the majority religion of the peoples of the Near East and the Assyrians were the major missionaries. Places like Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Western China had strong Christian imprints before they were wiped off by the Mongolians. Now imagine if these never happened. Of course, Buddhism and Hinduism would still hold their significance in the Indian Subcontinent far East, but then, Christianity would also be a significant force to be reckoned with. Not also forgetting the Ottoman genocide of Assyrian, Greek, Armenians and Syriacs. In all, the video projected Christianity in Asia as Western missionary initiative and conveniently ignoring Asian efforts which sadly we can't see today because of the Timurid led massacres.

Japan and Korea are much further away from Malaysia and Indonesia in comparison to Southern China. So, labelling them 'so close' doesn't make sense.

Japan and Korea were never close to Indonesia and Malaysia. What makes you think they were?

because of civils wars in medle easte

Just because they are in the same continent doesn't mean they are close😂

there are rarely any japan and korea traders in souteast asia. they dont interact that much.

Jews controlled the silk road. Also, rhadanites.

Is that the guy who started a civil war and claimed he was jesus reincarnated ? Or is that another guy

⁠​⁠@@DoN-xh3pdI think your talking about Hong Xiuquan who started the Taiping rebellion

@@StephaneTheard yep that’s the guy

If I recall correctly, Armenia was the first nation with state sanctioned Christianity, some 20 years or so before Constantine began to heavily support it. Granted, Armenia was much smaller than the Roman Empire and more of a client state than an outright military power, but Armenians take pride in their nation's acceptance of the faith. Sorry if this is unwelcome, I just like the little details. It's a personal quirk of mine.

Except the East did in fact have a unified militaristic empire literally bordering Rome called the Parthian Empire. And the Parthian Empire was also quickly getting Christianised at the same pace as the Roman Empire. Had the Romans not made Christianity their state religion, there is a good chance it would have been made the state religion of Parthia eventually. Even the Persian Shah, who invaded the Roman Empire when it had been Christianised, had a Persian Christian wife and he took the relic of the Holy Cross back to Persia to place it in his wife's Christian Royal Chapel there. But Persia got worried that the Christians within their Empire might be "Roman spies" and so they started persecuting the Christian population and tried to revive the Zoroastrian faith. Unfortunately for them, this decision solidified their demise at the hands of the Muslim Arab armies that invaded them in the 7th century. This is because, in their efforts to attack their own Christian population, they started creating issues with the Christian Arab tribes on their borders. When the Muslim Arab armies invaded, these Christian Arab tribes, because of their pan-Arab affiliations, would join their fellow Arabs and take down the Zoroastrian Parthians. But a solid Christian population remained in the region for centuries and would send missionaries from there to China and Central Asia. This is why when the Mongols invaded the Islamic world, the Christians were mostly spared because many of the Mongols either had Christian wives from Central Asia or were Christian themselves. But once the Mongols converted to Islam, that was the final nail in the coffin for Asian Christians until the coming of the European missionaries. They annihilated various Christian communities through extensive taxation or outright murder. And the final end came at the hands of Timur, who targetted everyone but was especially brutal with the existing Christian communities across Iran, Central Asia, Georgia and Armenia - the last 2 barely made it out alive from his slaughter. This would remain the state of the Christians of the East, until European missionaries went out to Korea, Japan, China and Philippines and a new period of Asian Christianity dawned. But here too lies a story of what may be the eventual fate of this current period - Pyongyang was once known as the Rome of the Orient, due to the high prevalence of Christianity and the number of churches in that city. Today, it would be shocking to even think of the city in that light.

And the roman empire didnt have control over the middle east as the parthians were always pushing on the border so any expansion eastward was impossible. Then islam.

I mean, sure Rome helped but remember that by the time Rome fell, everything north of the alps and pyrannees was conquered by Pagan Franks and Angles. I think it is more the lack of similarly organized religions while Asia had several from Zoroastrianism, Islam, the Dharmic and the Chinese religions.

@@ikengaspirit3063 well no, the thing is the germanic people's were quite tollerant of different religions and soon converted. So that makes no difference, they also had a good reason to keep christianity around. It had a certain infrastructure with it's churches which they could just copy to have an easier time to rule over their lands.

No, it was becoz these societies were previously pagans that they forced things. Christian West ruled asia for 200 years and yet they did not force, otherwise it would be a totally different story. South America converted becoz of brutality of their own religions, same goes for Africa, even Rome, This was also seen in India around 18-19th cen and is currently being seen in China which now has officially 200 million registered Christians, the actual number is around 400.

@@magatism Not true at all. Christianity was a minor religion in the Roman empire until Constantine made it an avenue to socioeconomic and political advancement. The only reason you see large numbers of christians in Korea and Singapore is because colonial rule opened the doors to large numbers of missionaries. South America was converted to Catholicism by brute force - native religions were outlawed and destroyed by force. Largely the same thing happened in Africa...Christianity had made little headway until the European powers conquered the place by force. Same with India. Christianity has just about peaked. I think the next century will see it fade.

@@njhoepner Nope, it was the emerging religion in western empire whwre all the power was concentrated. In politics, nobody does these things for free. Chiristians in west know this, that's why they are supporting Trump...

Religion and culture are two different but interconnected things. You can easily tell apart an Asian Christian from his European counterpart.

Because they both insist they are "the one true religion".

@@daragildea7434 Everyone insists that, it's not exclusive.

​@magatism not necessarily, because during the pagan days of Antiquity there were many syncretic practices like adopting foreign gods into one's own pantheon, or like the interpretatio graeca, identify these foreign deities as one of theirs. For example the cult of the Egyptian Isis or the Persian Mithras in Rome itself or even conflating the Jewish Yahweh as the Roman Jupiter. The "one true God/religion" is much more a late thing that came with the Christians (and previously with the Jews of course)

@@hieratics Don't talk as if you were there. You have no clue what pagans have done in the past. Aztechs and Mayans slaughtered whole people to appease their Gods, ate their hearts. Romans killed 70,000 people every year in arena for entertainment alone. When the population of Rome city was 40,000, In China whole ethnicities are buried in the wall becoz ching or mingg dynasty did not like their worship. Infact one of the bloodiest battle in history was fought against Christians in china by these socalled pagans killing 20-30 million. And how do you think Buddhists who ruled from Afghanistan to Burma became dalits in India. Pagans are hypocrites and the funny thing is you dont even realize it. It's as if they are not equipped with the study bone. You don't adopt practices, you usurp them, that is called cultural appropriation.

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​@@imranameenudeenimranameenu2794 You cared enough to comment! 😜

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@@imranameenudeenimranameenu2794lol cry rivers dear Islamist 😂

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@@ikengaspirit3063 can you explain it again? I didn't understand what you were trying to say.

​@@abc_cbaA brilliant explanation of the history of Christianity in India...! Hats off!! 🥳🙌

@@pradeepakrish thanks bro, history is one of my favorite subjects. I am an accidental Engineer 😂😂 who went to work in the IT sector, but I enjoy my work as I get my hands on data even deep down now.

Very well broken down. You did a MUCH better job than this youtube video which COMPLETELY ignored Christian history in India. Like there are more Christians in India than Korea

不，因为我们的教义和基督教完全相反，我们不相信任何神灵。

Sad

what's the use? South Koreans are the most racist bunch out there

Kind of ironic that Kim Il Sung was raised Presbyterian, his father was a deacon and his grandfather was a preacher, to bad he converted to the religion of communism.

@@Liethen cult of communism

One thing NK did good was the second and third largest religions are Chondoism and another local Korean religion. Not outsider religions like Christianity or Buddhism

The Spanish almost always evangelized after learning the languages of the peoples they were trying to convert. It's no surprise spanish missionaries created entire formal grammatical and orthographic books for Nahuatl, Quechua and Mayan languages before other europeans like the english or dutch created those kind of literary works for their own languages. That's also why (compared to other european colonial powers) there aren't too much pidgins or creole languages in current or former spanish-speaking territories derived from spanish, the missionaries really made an effort to make the natives bilingual, As of now, I can only think of 2 spanish-based creoles including Chavacano and its variants, while french, portuguese and english have several.

@@BN.ja05 That is correct, however chavacano is not the only creole language present here in the Philippines. The have a spanish creole variant called market spanish which mixed with other local languages also some dialects of Chavacano such as those in Malate, Ermita went extinct after the Second World War. Chavacano Caviteño is endangered as well.

@@danielinciongtungol9338 the Spanish forced the conversion of Filipinos to Catholic faith. Saying that they learned the faith from the missionaries is a complete horse excrement, they already know the Christian belief from the Muslims who were already established in the archipelago.

agreed, the vikings and the rus did so to have better trade relations, even the slavs and bulgarians, even hungary and so on

Islam actually spread to Indonesia through violence. Most people don't know about it.

Make sense. Even today many Japan(and many other countries) adopting 'western things' more or less for business, trading and technology.

Proud of you from Ukraine ☦️

You might like Daily Dose Of Wisdom. He's a former atheist too. So is Cold-Case Christianity.

Aku bangga padamu, salam dari aku Kristen Indonesia

True, the only real way to destroy a religion would be through conversion......Or, a more Violent approach, which is not welcome in our modern world for good reason. This is why Islam has stopped growing as an example. Had the Western Powers not become so powerful Islamic Empires would've continued their conquests.

Religion as the human need for metaphysical transcendent values will never die. But traditional religion may die and assume newer forms, mainly political forms, as the leftist woke religion in western societies

​@@Joao-id4dnIslam will be dominant religion in west in the days coming to!

Whole culture and religion of Asia is impacted by india and China alone Buddhism and hi duism😊

​@@Vayu_Aksh not china india and sri lanka

They had similar gods to the Maoris in NZ like the god of the sea and sky

Pre colonial Philippines was mainly Muslim, Spain fought and defeated several Sultanates, only animist were Negritos who by the way were hunted down and slaved by Malay Muslim Filipinos colonizers who arrived just before Spaniards Thanks to Spain there are Negritos alive today at the Philippines, if not for its protection they would have been slaughtered by Malay colonizers, like they did with Negritos in Indonesia

​@@user-yl5pi3sg6uthe notion of pre-colonial Philippines as mainly Muslim is utterly false. Pre-colonial Philippines mainly consisted of Aminists, Hindu-Buddhists and Muslims. In fact some if not many of Philippine gods are Hindu influenced. I mean come on many of our Kings held the Hindu title of Rajah. Hindu-Buddhism has in the Islands since 900 AD while Islam only in the 1300s.

Ancient Philippinos were Muslim.....look at Rajah Sulaiman

@@bugsy101073 take a look at Rajamura Sri Lumaya the founder of Cebu was an Indian Minor Hindu Prince of the Chola Dynasty, take a look at our gold artifacts that were heavily influenced by Hindu-Buddhism like the golden sacred thread that is an Upanayana, the Golden Tara, the Golden Kinnari and the Golden Garuda Earings to name a few, take a look at the Laguna Copperplat Inscripition, the oldest written Philippine document, used an old Hindu Calendar and used certain Sanskrit terms. Some if not many of the old Filipino pantheons were Hindu influenced like the old Kapampangan storm god Apung Galura which is the Hindu Garuda, like Diwata deriving from Sanskit Dewata/Devata meaning minor gods, and like Bathala=Batara Guru=Shiva. Rajah Sulayman was a Muslim "King" of the Bruneian Satellite Kingdom of Maynilad under the servitude and vassalage of the Brunei Sultanate. Animism has been in the Philippines since time immemorial, Hinduism and Buddhism since as early as the 900s while Islam only reached the Islands in the 1300s. The Rajahs Magellan met were never Muslims but were rather Hindu-Buddhist rulers. Pre-colonial Philippines was never mainly comprised of Islamic Nations and peoples.

A false story without any proof

​@@ptsd888no it's false like Aryan invasion Western propaganda

​@@ptsd888fake fake today mallu Christian are converted for one rice bag 😂😂

​@@biharigamer4369 Nope prominent Christians Churches in Kerala doesn't believe in convertion. Those are done mostly by protestants. You have to be born into Christians family to be one Or register with the church

@@tomorrow. they are literally converted lol no feelings for Hinduism. Rice bag op

There's a concept called survival of the fittest, maybe you suck. Cheistianity is still the largest religion.

​@@magatism Then your religion is not a religion of love rather than a cult whipping for conversions. 🤡

​​@@arjyachatterjee6874 Also, central asians and other turkic tribes were not forced to become muslims, their rulers just accepted it and converted their own people, the only countries where arabs did spread islam by themselves are the countries that speak arabic today, except the persian countries who retain their language and spain (if you wanna count it) Thus, comparing islam to christianity, which wiped out both americas' indigenous population as well as australia, is not accurate

Because those idiots practiced human sacrifice and other evil things.

not true

Spain just retake their land from occupiers

@@holyleague8286 So if native Americans forced European and African American on their religion , is this acceptable ? Muslims (Arabs , Berbers , even Spanish) , Jews , and Christians where living together , once Christianity got controlled , they start killing , torturing them (The Reconquista) On the other hand Muslims were in control of many many area where there are Jews , Christians .. etc , they never forced them to be Muslims

Also brits, french, Germans etc.

Also, there were aspects of Christianity which resembled the traditional religions.

İranians cousins of europeans?

@@baruchdeger9534 yes since they are indo european and the persian language is related to most european languages (indo european languages). Today kurds also belong to the indo europeans. Turks are turkic and arabs and jews are semetic

But ı think Indians non cousin of europeans becauce their genetics diffrence

@baruchdeger9534 yes Indians are definitely genetically different than Europeans. Today, a Turk or even an Arab has more European dna than an average Indian eventhow historicaly they have different origins( turks from Central Asia and Arabs from the Semitic peoples in Arabia and Levant) There were just more contact through the Reconquista in Spain, the Christian crussades or all the Balkan Muslims going to Turkey and other neighboring countries after the ottoman empire. India is very secluded

in india, missionaries comes to home with jesus with muliple hands and wearing swastika, lotus and om symbols and give money to convert poor people. this conversion can only last till money last. they give 1 bag of rice to poor people and and do cringe superstitious rituals in front of poor people like treating some disease. missionaries have become joke now

@@tyronic3497cared enough to comment apparently 😂

Men were killed, women were raped, libraries were burnt, temples and other centres of learning destroyed. A tax on not being a Muslim. But Islam is a religion of peace.

@@tyronic3497 I learnt more from his single comment than I ever did reading your Quran. I hope he leaves 50 comments so that people can learn about the forced conversion of Persia

It’s not as simple. The largest Muslim nation today - Indonesia - did not become Muslim through conquest. It was a gradual process of the natives willingly converting through centuries. It was introduced by traders. A similar process happened in China, and Phillipines.

Very true!

But he did since his mother used Jesus cross to ressurect a dude and this is how he knew that Christianity was legit

Soon after the fall of Rome, the West came to be ruled by Pagans(Angles, Franks) and Unitarian Monotheists(Spain, Italy, Africa) and before that, Christianity was the official religion for less than a century, during a time of crisis. For comparison, Buddhism was the state religion of India for 2 centuries under the Mauryas, even through a period of golden age but that after the Mauryas vanished, Buddhism was slowly undone by Hinduism.

@@alechboy3578 It was a beautiful and well-known story but it was not necessarily true. Helena could recognize the cross of Jesus by simply reading the tablet on that cross.

Not exactly. In practice, the difference between Indian Mahatana Buddhism and the Bhakti Vaishnavism which replaced it was so little that there was no mass conversion or anything of the sort. The main thing which changed was the big Buddhist monasteries/Universities which created the educated Buddhist priest class which maintained the "Buddhist" Identity were destroyed by the Delhi Sultanate in their conquest of Bengal

Christianity came through sword and still the native religions of India tolerate the Christians living today in the country. Some people never change. But then the concept of live and let live is opposed to Christianity and Islam.

Because of Hinduism and Buddhism,confusciousnism they talked about peace not wars in the name of religion😂

@sakshigupta8603 Protestant & Catholic are colonial ambition, nothing to do with Orthodox Christianity

He completely glossed over it. Ignorance about Christianity in India is oretty common

Why? Who cares

@@darkjudge8786 me and many other people

I was a little disappointed that the St Thomas Christians were glossed over, especially since they probably have a longer history than the Eastern nestorians, and unlike the latter, are still active till this day.

@@teejayman215 Ignorance about India as a whole is very common.

"Recruitments" 😂😂 you make it sound like a club

koreans take after their current masters, the americans and their brand of christianity, Protestantism being the most soulless variant of christianity(which itself is a life denying jewish cult but institutionalized) which has a penchance for developing cults korea culture is also highly hierarchical and rigid, they need a "leader" to tell them what to think and do, koreans also progressed so fast(basically skipped from mudhuts to skycrapers and mass consumerism) , that their medieval mentalities could not keep up

Yeah these europeans

my dad also same😂

Your granny played a Uno on them idiots 😂

@@moyai8508 😅😅🤟🤟😁🤣🤣

I had a friend 🤣 his family got converted so that his son can study in good school and after he completed his school life he and his family again converted to Hinduism 🤣they said we converted to Christianity so that our child can study in international school with less fees as in India there are so many Christian schools were Christians are charged less fees as compared to hindu or any other religion

@@Jatinkunwar17 🤣🤣🤣🤣

k then

Amen. ✝️

Read about the leyenda negro. Catholic Spain was the good guy, not a “colonizer” but a nation seeking to build under one roof of Christ, to prevent the subversice tactics of jews from gaining global domination. Jews were still new, as they were called Phoenicians or Ugarites during early Roman times. There are 2 types of empires models in their expansion: Generative: They incorporate those societies they come into contact with through cultural affinity. Cultures mix, and for example, a Roman emperor could be one even if they were not born on the Italian peninsula. Predatory (example: colonies). They do not establish viceroyalties but make agreements with local oligarchs to extract resources. Catholic Spain was the descendant of Rome under Christ. The south american atrocities commited under the flag of Spain was actually all New Christians. new Christians were crypto jewish conquistadors that destroyed the Incas with toxic blankets and the Aztecs too. Look for hernan cortes’s jews. Cartagena de Indias literally means New Carthage of the Indies. Carthage was destroyed by Rome which manumitted the berber slaves. This is why they are called Amazigh meaning Free People. Please search for yourself to confirm.

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@@uguroz3745 oy vey!! your god is white

you are jealous of white people because you see us as your superiors

Wrong.

Wouldn't "Western religion" be like Greco-Roman polytheism or Nordic polytheism? From the perspective of the ancient pagan Romans Christianity was a religion from the east and was typically associated with people from Syria, Egypt, Africa, Armenia and Anatolia which were at that time the main centers of Christianity.

"there weren't much missionaries there to spread Christianity" Okay, this part is wrong. There were Christian missionaries but spread by the church not the state (Even in Eastern Rome and the West, missionaries were sent by the church not the state but there was at least some ultimate state backing), Christians even translated more of their texts into Chinese earlier than the Buddhists. (Getting this from the lost history of Christianity book).

@@ikengaspirit3063 I didn't say there weren't missionaries. In fact, Christianity reached the Indian subcontinent and even China during this early Christianity period

So Christianity is seen as something superficial over there for the most part (theres a very small believer population) because their Shinto faith is too integrated and iconic of their people, more so than any other religion. Making Christianity the main faith would be akin to betraying the nation

I think Christianity failed in Indonesia because the Dutch didn't care as much to spread it unlike the Spanish in The Philippines or the Portuguese in Timor-Leste If you were to also look at a religion map of Indonesia, the majority of the Christian dominated areas in Indonesia were historically under Portuguese colonial rule (which were later taken by the Dutch) even the Protestant areas has history with Portugal and it's likely when these people became Christian they were Catholic as a result from Portuguese rule but were then converted to Protestant when the Dutch came and I guess the Dutch only cared to the extent that they would convert some already Christian Indonesians from Catholic to Protestant as it was easier than trying to convert an Indonesian from Islam to Christianity.

there are also "pockets" of christian majority regions in indonesia, such as north sumatra province, north sulawesi province, and papua.

Because Christianity was introduced to Indonesia when most of Indonesia became Muslim, yet even when the Europeans came there were many areas still in Indonesia that was still not mostly Muslim and then became the focus of Christian missionaries. But of course Christian missionaries even went to Muslim majority areas too. The Dutch introduced Protestant Christianity in Indonesia, and before the Dutch it was the Portuguese with Catholic faith. Yet the Portuguese did try to even convert the Muslims but they largely failed in that. It the same with the Spanish with the Philippines and they largely failed to convert the Muslim majority areas there and they could not really occupy that area (southern part of Philippines).

Because American Christians refuse to leave non Christians alone

@@Makarosc Well, it's part of the deal. Not sure what you want them to do.

​@@ikengaspirit3063this is not freedom of religion

@@twofortydrifter uh respect other people's decisions and not send them bomb threats?

@@ikengaspirit3063 fastest growing religion in the us: non religious

Then you don't understand Buddhism...

buddhism resonates with everything

A 1/3 of the human race is a not a few

@@Makarosc 1/3rd of the human are not chosen.

​@@gumbyshrimp2606🗿

@@gumbyshrimp2606 I'd argue absolutely zero are chosen but that's beside the point

​@Makarosc 1/3 is not the real number though. Many are just name Christians. In reality the number of "practicing" Christians is way less than half of the number I would say.

Angra Mainyu

Story synopsis: Christian missionaries engaged in the slave trade, which angered the people and drove them out of Japan.