Aside from small clusters, when did the pagan religions of Europe die out?
The Romans converted to Christianity when Constantine became the first Christian Emperor, the Norse when their Kings converted in the 10th and 11th centuries, and the Balts during the Teutonic Northern Crusades in the 13th and 14th centuries.
But when did people actually stop believing in large numbers? Because obviously an entire people don't just convert all at once.
Christianity was once the religion of Egypt, but now only consists of around 10% of the Egyptian population - but 10% is still a significant, noticeable percentage.
When did Roman Paganism drop below 10% of the Roman population?
When did Norse Paganism drop below 10% of the Scandinavian population?
Thanks for all answers!
The Romans converted to Christianity when Constantine became the first Christian Emperor, the Norse when their Kings converted in the 10th and 11th centuries, and the Balts during the Teutonic Northern Crusades in the 13th and 14th centuries.
But when did people actually stop believing in large numbers? Because obviously an entire people don't just convert all at once.
Christianity was once the religion of Egypt, but now only consists of around 10% of the Egyptian population - but 10% is still a significant, noticeable percentage.
When did Roman Paganism drop below 10% of the Roman population?
When did Norse Paganism drop below 10% of the Scandinavian population?
Thanks for all answers!